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Week 13 class 2 - six rules - editing

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The six rules of Paragraphs outline how to properly format paragraphs, including indenting the first sentence of each paragraph by 5 spaces, capitalizing the first letter and proper nouns in each sentence, including punctuation at the end of every sentence, maintaining subject-verb agreement, focusing each sentence on the main topic idea, and not starting new sentences on new lines.

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The six rules of Paragraphs p. 62 1. Indent 5 spaces (only the first sentence of your paragraph) Do not put a space between the introduction, body, and conclusion. 2. The first letter and proper names are capitalized. 3. Every sentence ends in punctuation (. ! ?) 4. Each sentence has a subject and verb agreement; subject verb agreement ( I go, she goes). 5. All sentences are about one main idea (related to your topic sentence). 6. Sentences do not begin on new lines.
Week 13 class 2 - six rules - editing

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Week 13 class 2 - six rules - editing

  • 1. The six rules of Paragraphs p. 62 1. Indent 5 spaces (only the first sentence of your paragraph) Do not put a space between the introduction, body, and conclusion. 2. The first letter and proper names are capitalized. 3. Every sentence ends in punctuation (. ! ?) 4. Each sentence has a subject and verb agreement; subject verb agreement ( I go, she goes). 5. All sentences are about one main idea (related to your topic sentence). 6. Sentences do not begin on new lines.