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A paragraph is a self-contained unit of writing that typically focuses on a single idea or point. It’s usually made up of several sentences, often starting with an indent, and serves to organize and structure longer pieces of text. Paragraphs help readers follow the author’s train of thought by breaking down information into manageable chunks.

Here’s a more detailed look:
  • Unity and Coherence:

A paragraph should be focused on a single, unifying idea, and the sentences within should flow logically together. 

  • Topic Sentence:

    While not every paragraph needs a topic sentence, many do, stating the main idea of the paragraph. 

  • Supporting Sentences:

    The rest of the paragraph provides details, examples, and evidence to support the topic sentence. 

  • Length and Form:

    Paragraphs can vary in length, from a single sentence to several paragraphs, depending on the writing style and purpose. 

  • Indentation:

    Paragraphs are visually separated by an indent on the first line, although this isn’t a universal rule. 

  • Transitions:
    Transitions can be used between paragraphs to create smooth flow and show the relationship between ideas. 

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