write.jpgLearn about paragraphs and how and when to use them correctly. This course is ideal for intermediate learners.
Introduction
A paragraph is a group of related sentences that develops one main idea, which is the topic of the paragraph.A paragraph is like a sandwich. The topic and concluding sentences are the two pieces of ‘bread’ enclosing the ‘meat’ in the supporting sentences.
The elements of a paragraph differ according to topic and purpose. Introductory paragraphs often contain definitions, while descriptive paragraphs include a lot of information. Other sentences may give examples, reasons and restatements.
3 of 13 – When to start a new paragraph
To remember when to start a new paragraph, use the TIPTOP rule which is, you move onto a new paragraph when you change the following:
- Time
- Place
- Topic
- Person
You will learn
- Organising paragraphs
- When to start a new paragraph
- Paragraph structure
- Paragraph content
- Unity in paragraphs
Level: Intermediate
Language: English
Competency Frameworks: Yes
Assessment: Yes
Learning Plan: Yes
Performance Measurement: Digital
Video: Yes
Certificate: No
Time: 5-15 min