Types of paragraphs include chronological paragraphs that describe a series of events in order, descriptive paragraphs that portray animals, people, things or events following logical criteria, explanatory paragraphs that provide more detailed information on a topic, and expository paragraphs that explain or clarify problems based on evidence to inform people. Argumentative paragraphs aim to persuade through reasons, facts or opinions on something affirmative or negative, while narrative paragraphs recount past stories or events to contextualize readers and comparative paragraphs show differences or similarities between two or more objects, opinions, or events.

1. Types of paragraphs

2. Chronologic Paragraph
• Expresses the order in which a series of events have taken place.

3. Descriptive paragraph
• Describes animals, people, things or events.
• It follows a logical criteria.

4. Explanatory paragraph
• Offers mre detailed information onthe topic at hand.

5. Expository paragraph
• Explains or clarifies problems based on evidence and objective language.
• The main idea is to inform people ofmcertain topic.

6. Argumentative paragraph
• Tries to persuade or convince through reasons, facts, or opinions something
that is either affirmative or negative.

7. Narrative Paragraph
• It retells the stories or gives background information of past events.
• In order to contextualize the reader.

8. Comparative Paragraph
• Shows differences or similarities between two or more objects, opinions, or
any other event