This document outlines 6 different types of paragraphs: definition, description, comparison, informative/expositive, argumentative/persuasive, and narrative. It provides the key characteristics of each type of paragraph such as using brief sentences for definitions, detailed observations and senses for descriptions, comparing similarities and differences, using facts and citations for informative paragraphs, convincing language for persuasive paragraphs, and including characters, places, time and a beginning-middle-end story structure for narratives.
This document outlines 6 different types of paragraphs: definition, description, comparison, informative/expositive, argumentative/persuasive, and narrative. It provides the key characteristics of each type of paragraph such as using brief sentences for definitions, detailed observations and senses for descriptions, comparing similarities and differences, using facts and citations for informative paragraphs, convincing language for persuasive paragraphs, and including characters, places, time and a beginning-middle-end story structure for narratives.
This document outlines 6 different types of paragraphs: definition, description, comparison, informative/expositive, argumentative/persuasive, and narrative. It provides the key characteristics of each type of paragraph such as using brief sentences for definitions, detailed observations and senses for descriptions, comparing similarities and differences, using facts and citations for informative paragraphs, convincing language for persuasive paragraphs, and including characters, places, time and a beginning-middle-end story structure for narratives.
This document outlines 6 different types of paragraphs: definition, description, comparison, informative/expositive, argumentative/persuasive, and narrative. It provides the key characteristics of each type of paragraph such as using brief sentences for definitions, detailed observations and senses for descriptions, comparing similarities and differences, using facts and citations for informative paragraphs, convincing language for persuasive paragraphs, and including characters, places, time and a beginning-middle-end story structure for narratives.
Dictionary Knowledge Description Detailed observation Description of sunset Metaphor – Simile Adjectives Senses Comparison Similarities or differences Comparison of a lake and the sea. Make a list Informative / Expositive Science – credibility Man’s first travel to the moon. Quotations – citations History Argumentative / Persuasive Direct language Try to convince people to attend the fair. Decide – convince Narrative Story Man’s first travel to the moon. (How Neil told the story) Chronological order It has characters – places – time – narrator. Beginning – problem and a resolution. Process / how to Instructions How to organize your bedroom. Steps (order – first – second – next – finally) Images or illustrations Make another person to read it.