Learn to write

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Learn to write

• Chapter II The paragraph
• Lecture 3 Building a paragraph (2)

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Building a paragraph

• Listing
• Exemplification
• Narration
• Description
• Process

• Classification
• Comparison contrast
• Cause effect
• Argument

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Building a paragraph (2)

• Classification
• Comparison contrast
• Cause effect
• Argument

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• There are many different forms of
  exercises to suit different tastes. For example,
  those who enjoy competitive sports may take up
  ball games. For another example, if they prefer
  to exercise alone, they can have a run or take a
  walk in the morning or in the evening. Besides,
  people can go swimming in the summer and go
  skating in the winter. In short, no matter what
  their interests are, people can always find more
  than one sports that are suitable to them.

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• There are many different forms of
  exercises to suit different tastes. For the young
  people, fierce activities such as basketball and
  football may be more popular. On the other side,
  chess, shadow-boxing and fishing may be more
  acceptable for the seniors. Many games like
  running and swimming would be suitable for people
  who just want to build up their bodies while some
  games, chess for example, are attractive to those
  who like thinking. In a word, every kind of
  people can find their favorite exercise.

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Classification

• There are three kinds of book owners.
• Some store books rather than read them.
• Others read only parts of their books.
• Still others have read all their books thoroughly
  .

subject
categories
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Classification

• There are three kinds of book owners.
  The first has all the standard sets and
  best-sellers