Title: Chapter II: The Paragraph
1Learning to Write
Chapter II The Paragraph
Lecture Two Building a Paragraph
2Paragraph
Composition
1. Narration 2. Description 3. Argument 4.
Exemplification 5. Listing 6. Process 7.
Classification 8. Cause effect 9. Comparison
contrast
1. Narration 2. Description 3. Argumentation
4. Exposition
Ways of presenting supporting facts
3Lecture Two Building a Paragraph
- Exemplification
- Listing
- Process
- Classification
- Narration
6. Description 7. Argument 8. Cause effect 9.
Comparison contrast
4Building a paragraph
Exemplification
Different people have different ideal
careers. For example, some people wish to, while
others may hope that
5Building a paragraph
Listing
Online learning has many advantages.
First, . Second, . Third, . Last, .
6Building a paragraph
Process
To make tea, follow these steps. First, .
Next, . And then, .
7Building a paragraph
Classification
A drink may be classified according to
whether or not it contains alcohol. Therefore,
basically, there are two types of drinks
alcoholic and non-alcoholic. Alcoholic drinks are
spirits, wine, beer. Non-alcoholic drinks may be
sub-divided into hot drinks and cold drinks. Hot
drinks are drinks like tea and .
8Building a paragraph
Classification
Sports have become more and more popular
in the world. In Europe,. In America, .In Asia,
.In Africa, .
9Building a paragraph
Classification
Sports have become more and more popular
in the world. Fifty years ago,. Now, .
10Building a paragraph
Classification
Sports have become more and more popular
in the world. For men,. For women, .
11Building a paragraph
Classification
Sports have become more and more popular
in the world. For young people,. For old people,
. For children, .
12Building a paragraph
Narration
Time Hero(es) and/or hero(ines) Place(s) Event
13Building a paragraph
Description
Verbs/adverbs/adjectives/onomatopoeia (imitative
words) etc.
14Building a paragraph
Argument
Grounds of argument---facts, examples,
references Argumentation
15Building a paragraph
Cause and Effect
Relationship Impartial
16Building a paragraph
Comparison and contrast
A1?B1 A2?B2 A3?B3 Point by point
A1, A2, A3 B1, B2, B3 Subject by subject
17Thank you!