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Creative and Essay Writing: Paragraphs and Composition — Key Terms
Match each term to its definition.
Topic sentence
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The sentence, usually first, that states the main idea of a paragraph.
A sentence that adds details, reasons or examples to develop the topic sentence.
Words such as 'however' and 'therefore' that connect ideas and help writing flow.
A piece of original writing organised into introduction, body and conclusion.
Supporting sentence
— match —
The sentence, usually first, that states the main idea of a paragraph.
A sentence that adds details, reasons or examples to develop the topic sentence.
Words such as 'however' and 'therefore' that connect ideas and help writing flow.
A piece of original writing organised into introduction, body and conclusion.
Linking words
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The sentence, usually first, that states the main idea of a paragraph.
A sentence that adds details, reasons or examples to develop the topic sentence.
Words such as 'however' and 'therefore' that connect ideas and help writing flow.
A piece of original writing organised into introduction, body and conclusion.
Composition
— match —
The sentence, usually first, that states the main idea of a paragraph.
A sentence that adds details, reasons or examples to develop the topic sentence.
Words such as 'however' and 'therefore' that connect ideas and help writing flow.
A piece of original writing organised into introduction, body and conclusion.
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