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The document outlines the steps for writing a paragraph and provides an example about beaches. It discusses choosing a topic, brainstorming, creating a topic sentence, outlining supporting details and examples, drafting multiple versions, and final writing. The beach paragraph example includes a topic sentence about beaches being fun in summer and winter, supporting sentences about activities for each season, and a concluding sentence stating beaches are fun all year round.
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Beaches are fun in summer and in winter.[TS] In
summer, you can swim and do many other water sports.
[SS1] If you don't like water sports, you can play beach
games or relax on the warm sand. [E.G. 1] In
winter, beaches are less crowded, so they are good places
for walking alone. [SS2] Also, on a clear winter
night, nothing is more fun than sitting with a group of
friends around a fire, talking, laughing, and singing.
[E.G.2] All year round, a beach is a place to have fun.](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/writing-print-120216053608-phpapp02/85/Writing-print-7-320.jpg)
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Paper - 110A: History of English Literature From 1900 to 2000
Submitted Date: April 1, 2025
Paper Name: History of English Literature From 1900 to 2000
Topic: Shadows and Light: Exploring Expressionism in The Cabinet of Dr.油Caligari and Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror
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- 1. Writing a Paragraph Instructor: Tahani Al-Hammami
- 2. 1) Choosing a topic 2) Brainstorming 3) Topic Sentence 4) Outline Supporting Topic Concluding Introduction Body Sentences Conclusion Sentence Sentence + Examples 5) Draft 6) Second Draft 7) Final Writing
- 3. 1) Choosing a topic Beaches
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- 5. 3) Topic Sentence Beaches are fun in summer and in winter.
- 6. 4) Outline TS: Beaches are fun in summer and in winter SS1: (Summer) you can swim and do many other water sports E.G.1: you can play beach games or relax on the warm sand SS2: (Winter) beaches are less crowded, so they are good places for walking alone E.G.2: sitting with a group of friends around a fire CS: a beach is a place to have fun.
- 7. Beaches Beaches are fun in summer and in winter.[TS] In summer, you can swim and do many other water sports. [SS1] If you don't like water sports, you can play beach games or relax on the warm sand. [E.G. 1] In winter, beaches are less crowded, so they are good places for walking alone. [SS2] Also, on a clear winter night, nothing is more fun than sitting with a group of friends around a fire, talking, laughing, and singing. [E.G.2] All year round, a beach is a place to have fun.
- 8. Beaches Beaches are fun in summer and in winter. In summer, you can swim and do many other water sports. If you don't like water sports, you can play beach games or relax on the warm sand. In winter, beaches are less crowded, so they are good places for walking alone. Also, on a clear winter night, nothing is more fun than sitting with a group of friends around a fire, talking, laughing, and singing. All year round, a beach is a place to have fun.