5 paragraph essay

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5 paragraph essay
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Topic It is much easier to learn in a small
class than a large one. Do you agree or disagree?
Use specific reasons and examples to support your
answer.

• Some universities have very large classes, and
  others have small classes. Small classes are
  better because it is much easier for students to
  learn in a small class. It is easier to hear the
  teacher, easier to communicate with the teacher
  in class, and it gives more opportunity for each
  student to participate.
•           In very large classrooms, it can be
  difficult for the students to hear the teacher.
  Some students must sit at the back of the room,
  far away from the teacher's voice. If other
  students are talking while the teacher is giving
  a lecture, it is hard to hear. Some teachers use
  microphones, but sometimes the sound is not
  clear. So it is often difficult for students to
  hear the teacher in large classes.
•           Additionally, it is easier for the
  teacher and students to communicate in a small
  class. If a student has a question, he can ask
  the teacher during class. In a very large class,
  the teacher cannot accept many questions. If a
  student has no chance to ask a question, he may
  not understand the material. Also, in a small
  class the teacher can get to know the students
  and help them individually, but in a large class
  there are too many students. Small classes
  facilitate teacher and student communication much
  better.
•         Finally, students have more opportunity
  to participate in activities in a small class.
  Each student will have more chances to answer the
  teacher's questions, practice speaking a foreign
  language, or give presentations. In a large class
  with many students, there is not enough time for
  all the students to have many opportunities.
  Small classes give students more chances to
  participate than in large classes.
•           In conclusion, I think universities
  should try to make their classes smaller.
  Students will be able to hear the teacher easily,
  students can communicate with teachers easily,
  and students will have more opportunities to
  participate. These benefits to the students are
  invaluable, and will make the learning experience
  much more positive for students and teachers
  alike.

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Topic It is much easier to learn in a small
class than a large one. Do you agree or disagree?
Use specific reasons and examples to support your
answer.

• Some universities have very large classes,
  and others have small classes. Small classes are
  better because it is much easier for students to
  learn in a small class. It is easier to hear the
  teacher, easier to communicate with the teacher
  in class, and it gives more opportunity for each
  student to participate.
•            In very large classrooms, it can be
  difficult for the students to hear the teacher.
  Some students must sit at the back of the room,
  far away from the teacher's voice. If other
  students are talking while the teacher is giving
  a lecture, it is hard to hear. Some teachers use
  microphones, but sometimes the sound is not
  clear. So it is often difficult for students to
  hear the teacher in large classes.
•            Additionally, it is easier for the
  teacher and students to communicate in a small
  class. If a student has a question, he can ask
  the teacher during class. In a very large class,
  the teacher cannot accept many questions. If a
  student has no chance to ask a question, he may
  not understand the material. Also, in a small
  class the teacher can get to know the students
  and help them individually, but in a large class
  there are too many students. Small classes
  facilitate teacher and student communication much
  better.
•           Finally, students have more
  opportunity to participate in activities in a
  small class. Each student will have more chances
  to answer the teacher's questions, practice
  speaking a foreign language, or give
  presentations. In a large class with many
  students, there is not enough time for all the
  students to have many opportunities. Small
  classes give students more chances to participate
  than in large classes.
•           In conclusion, I think universities
  should try to make their classes smaller.
  Students will be able to hear the teacher easily,
  students can communicate with teachers easily,
  and students will have more opportunities to
  participate. These benefits to the students are
  invaluable, and will make the learning experience
  much more positive for students and teachers
  alike.

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Topic It is much easier to learn in a small
class than a large one. Do you agree or disagree?
Use specific reasons and examples to support your
answer.

• Some universities have very large classes, and
  others have small classes. Small classes are
  better because it is much easier for students to
  learn in a small class. It is easier to hear the
  teacher, easier to communicate with the teacher
  in class, and it gives more opportunity for each
  student to participate.
•           In very large classrooms, it can be
  difficult for the students to hear the teacher.
  Some students must sit at the back of the room,
  far away from the teacher's voice. If other
  students are talking while the teacher is giving
  a lecture, it is hard to hear. Some teachers use
  microphones, but sometimes the sound is not
  clear. So it is often difficult for students to
  hear the teacher in large classes.
•           Additionally, it is easier for the
  teacher and students to communicate in a small
  class. If a student has a question, he can ask
  the teacher during class. In a very large class,
  the teacher cannot accept many questions. If a
  student has no chance to ask a question, he may
  not understand the material. Also, in a small
  class the teacher can get to know the students
  and help them individually, but in a large class
  there are too many students. Small classes
  facilitate teacher and student communication much
  better.
•         Finally, students have more opportunity
  to participate in activities in a small class.
  Each student will have more chances to answer the
  teacher's questions, practice speaking a foreign
  language, or give presentations. In a large class
  with many students, there is not enough time for
  all the students to have many opportunities.
  Small classes give students more chances to
  participate than in large classes.
•           In conclusion, I think universities
  should try to make their classes smaller.
  Students will be able to hear the teacher easily,
  students can communicate with teachers easily,
  and students will have more opportunities to
  participate. These benefits to the students are
  invaluable, and will make the learning experience
  much more positive for students and teachers
  alike.

Now look at the first paragraph
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Topic It is much easier to learn in a small
class than a large one. Do you agree or disagree?
Use specific reasons and examples to support your
answer.

•            Some universities have very large
  classes, and others have small classes. Small
  classes are better because it is much easier for
  students to learn in a small class. It is easier
  to hear the teacher, easier to communicate with
  the teacher in class, and it gives more
  opportunity for each student to participate.

Topic?
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Topic It is much easier to learn in a small
class than a large one. Do you agree or disagree?
Use specific reasons and examples to support your
answer.

•            Some universities have very large
  classes, and others have small classes. Small
  classes are better because it is much easier for
  students to learn in a small class. It is easier
  to hear the teacher, easier to communicate with
  the teacher in class, and it gives more
  opportunity for each student to participate.

Opinion?
Topic v
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Topic It is much easier to learn in a small
class than a large one. Do you agree or disagree?
Use specific reasons and examples to support your
answer.

•            Some universities have very large
  classes, and others have small classes. Small
  classes are better because it is much easier for
  students to learn in a small class. It is easier
  to hear the teacher, easier to communicate with
  the teacher in class, and it gives more
  opportunity for each student to participate.

Reasons?
Opinion v
Topic v
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Topic It is much easier to learn in a small
class than a large one. Do you agree or disagree?
Use specific reasons and examples to support your
answer.

• Some universities have very large classes, and
  others have small classes. Small classes are
  better because it is much easier for students to
  learn in a small class. It is easier to hear the
  teacher, easier to communicate with the teacher
  in class, and it gives more opportunity for each
  student to participate.
•           In very large classrooms, it can be
  difficult for the students to hear the teacher.
  Some students must sit at the back of the room,
  far away from the teacher's voice. If other
  students are talking while the teacher is giving
  a lecture, it is hard to hear. Some teachers use
  microphones, but sometimes the sound is not
  clear. So it is often difficult for students to
  hear the teacher in large classes.
•           Additionally, it is easier for the
  teacher and students to communicate in a small
  class. If a student has a question, he can ask
  the teacher during class. In a very large class,
  the teacher cannot accept many questions. If a
  student has no chance to ask a question, he may
  not understand the material. Also, in a small
  class the teacher can get to know the students
  and help them individually, but in a large class
  there are too many students. Small classes
  facilitate teacher and student communication much
  better.
•         Finally, students have more opportunity
  to participate in activities in a small class.
  Each student will have more chances to answer the
  teacher's questions, practice speaking a foreign
  language, or give presentations. In a large class
  with many students, there is not enough time for
  all the students to have many opportunities.
  Small classes give students more chances to
  participate than in large classes.
•           In conclusion, I think universities
  should try to make their classes smaller.
  Students will be able to hear the teacher easily,
  students can communicate with teachers easily,
  and students will have more opportunities to
  participate. These benefits to the students are
  invaluable, and will make the learning experience
  much more positive for students and teachers
  alike.

Reason paragraphs?
Intro paragraph v
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•             In very large classrooms, it can be
  difficult for the students to hear the teacher.
  Some students must sit at the back of the room,
  far away from the teacher's voice. If other
  students are talking while the teacher is giving
  a lecture, it is hard to hear. Some teachers use
  microphones, but sometimes the sound is not
  clear. So it is often difficult for students to
  hear the teacher in large classes.
•             Additionally, it is easier for the
  teacher and students to communicate in a small
  class. If a student has a question, he can ask
  the teacher during class. In a very large class,
  the teacher cannot accept many questions. If a
  student has no chance to ask a question, he may
  not understand the material. Also, in a small
  class the teacher can get to know the students
  and help them individually, but in a large class
  there are too many students. Small classes
  facilitate teacher and student communication much
  better.
•           Finally, students have more
  opportunity to participate in activities in a
  small class. Each student will have more chances
  to answer the teacher's questions, practice
  speaking a foreign language, or give
  presentations. In a large class with many
  students, there is not enough time for all the
  students to have many opportunities. Small
  classes give students more chances to participate
  than in large classes.

Reason 1
Reason 2
Reason 3
Each paragraph should have a topic
sentence supporting sentences and a concluding
sentence
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•             In very large classrooms, it can be
  difficult for the students to hear the teacher.
  Some students must sit at the back of the room,
  far away from the teacher's voice. If other
  students are talking while the teacher is giving
  a lecture, it is hard to hear. Some teachers use
  microphones, but sometimes the sound is not
  clear. So it is often difficult for students to
  hear the teacher in large classes.
•             Additionally, it is easier for the
  teacher and students to communicate in a small
  class. If a student has a question, he can ask
  the teacher during class. In a very large class,
  the teacher cannot accept many questions. If a
  student has no chance to ask a question, he may
  not understand the material. Also, in a small
  class the teacher can get to know the students
  and help them individually, but in a large class
  there are too many students. Small classes
  facilitate teacher and student communication much
  better.
•           Finally, students have more opportunity
  to participate in activities in a small class.
  Each student will have more chances to answer the
  teacher's questions, practice speaking a foreign
  language, or give presentations. In a large class
  with many students, there is not enough time for
  all the students to have many opportunities.
  Small classes give students more chances to
  participate than in large classes.

Each topic sentence should be a reason
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•             In very large classrooms, it can be
  difficult for the students to hear the teacher.
  Some students must sit at the back of the room,
  far away from the teacher's voice. If other
  students are talking while the teacher is giving
  a lecture, it is hard to hear. Some teachers use
  microphones, but sometimes the sound is not
  clear. So it is often difficult for students to
  hear the teacher in large classes.
•             Additionally, it is easier for the
  teacher and students to communicate in a small
  class. If a student has a question, he can ask
  the teacher during class. In a very large class,
  the teacher cannot accept many questions. If a
  student has no chance to ask a question, he may
  not understand the material. Also, in a small
  class the teacher can get to know the students
  and help them individually, but in a large class
  there are too many students. Small classes
  facilitate teacher and student communication much
  better.
•           Finally, students have more opportunity
  to participate in activities in a small class.
  Each student will have more chances to answer the
  teacher's questions, practice speaking a foreign
  language, or give presentations. In a large class
  with many students, there is not enough time for
  all the students to have many opportunities.
  Small classes give students more chances to
  participate than in large classes.

Each reason should have some supporting ideas or
examples
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•             In very large classrooms, it can be
  difficult for the students to hear the teacher.
  Some students must sit at the back of the room,
  far away from the teacher's voice. If other
  students are talking while the teacher is giving
  a lecture, it is hard to hear. Some teachers use
  microphones, but sometimes the sound is not
  clear. So it is often difficult for students to
  hear the teacher in large classes.
•             Additionally, it is easier for the
  teacher and students to communicate in a small
  class. If a student has a question, he can ask
  the teacher during class. In a very large class,
  the teacher cannot accept many questions. If a
  student has no chance to ask a question, he may
  not understand the material. Also, in a small
  class the teacher can get to know the students
  and help them individually, but in a large class
  there are too many students. Small classes
  facilitate teacher and student communication much
  better.
•           Finally, students have more opportunity
  to participate in activities in a small class.
  Each student will have more chances to answer the
  teacher's questions, practice speaking a foreign
  language, or give presentations. In a large class
  with many students, there is not enough time for
  all the students to have many opportunities.
  Small classes give students more chances to
  participate than in large classes.

Each reason should have a conclusion
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Topic It is much easier to learn in a small
class than a large one. Do you agree or disagree?
Use specific reasons and examples to support your
answer.

• Some universities have very large classes, and
  others have small classes. Small classes are
  better because it is much easier for students to
  learn in a small class. It is easier to hear the
  teacher, easier to communicate with the teacher
  in class, and it gives more opportunity for each
  student to participate.
•           In very large classrooms, it can be
  difficult for the students to hear the teacher.
  Some students must sit at the back of the room,
  far away from the teacher's voice. If other
  students are talking while the teacher is giving
  a lecture, it is hard to hear. Some teachers use
  microphones, but sometimes the sound is not
  clear. So it is often difficult for students to
  hear the teacher in large classes.
•           Additionally, it is easier for the
  teacher and students to communicate in a small
  class. If a student has a question, he can ask
  the teacher during class. In a very large class,
  the teacher cannot accept many questions. If a
  student has no chance to ask a question, he may
  not understand the material. Also, in a small
  class the teacher can get to know the students
  and help them individually, but in a large class
  there are too many students. Small classes
  facilitate teacher and student communication much
  better.
•         Finally, students have more opportunity
  to participate in activities in a small class.
  Each student will have more chances to answer the
  teacher's questions, practice speaking a foreign
  language, or give presentations. In a large class
  with many students, there is not enough time for
  all the students to have many opportunities.
  Small classes give students more chances to
  participate than in large classes.
•           In conclusion, I think universities
  should try to make their classes smaller.
  Students will be able to hear the teacher easily,
  students can communicate with teachers easily,
  and students will have more opportunities to
  participate. These benefits to the students are
  invaluable, and will make the learning experience
  much more positive for students and teachers
  alike.

Concluding paragraph?
Reason paragraphs v
Intro paragraph v
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•           In conclusion, I think universities
  should try to make their classes smaller.
  Students will be able to hear the teacher easily,
  students can communicate with teachers easily,
  and students will have more opportunities to
  participate. These benefits to the students are
  invaluable, and will make the learning experience
  much more positive for students and teachers
  alike.

The topic sentence is your opinion again
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          In conclusion, I think universities
should try to make their classes smaller.
Students will be able to hear the teacher easily,
students can communicate with teachers easily,
and students will have more opportunities to
participate. These benefits to the students are
invaluable, and will make the learning experience
much more positive for students and teachers
alike.
Then write your reasons again
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•           In conclusion, I think universities
  should try to make their classes smaller.
  Students will be able to hear the teacher easily,
  students can communicate with teachers easily,
  and students will have more opportunities to
  participate. These benefits to the students are
  invaluable, and will make the learning experience
  much more positive for students and teachers
  alike.

Then write your concluding sentence
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Topic It is much easier to learn in a small
class than a large one. Do you agree or disagree?
Use specific reasons and examples to support your
answer.

• Some universities have very large classes, and
  others have small classes. Small classes are
  better because it is much easier for students to
  learn in a small class. It is easier to hear the
  teacher, easier to communicate with the teacher
  in class, and it gives more opportunity for each
  student to participate.
•           In very large classrooms, it can be
  difficult for the students to hear the teacher.
  Some students must sit at the back of the room,
  far away from the teacher's voice. If other
  students are talking while the teacher is giving
  a lecture, it is hard to hear. Some teachers use
  microphones, but sometimes the sound is not
  clear. So it is often difficult for students to
  hear the teacher in large classes.
•           Additionally, it is easier for the
  teacher and students to communicate in a small
  class. If a student has a question, he can ask
  the teacher during class. In a very large class,
  the teacher cannot accept many questions. If a
  student has no chance to ask a question, he may
  not understand the material. Also, in a small
  class the teacher can get to know the students
  and help them individually, but in a large class
  there are too many students. Small classes
  facilitate teacher and student communication much
  better.
•         Finally, students have more opportunity
  to participate in activities in a small class.
  Each student will have more chances to answer the
  teacher's questions, practice speaking a foreign
  language, or give presentations. In a large class
  with many students, there is not enough time for
  all the students to have many opportunities.
  Small classes give students more chances to
  participate than in large classes.
•           In conclusion, I think universities
  should try to make their classes smaller.
  Students will be able to hear the teacher easily,
  students can communicate with teachers easily,
  and students will have more opportunities to
  participate. These benefits to the students are
  invaluable, and will make the learning experience
  much more positive for students and teachers
  alike.

A good essay!!!
Reason paragraphs v
Intro paragraph v
Concluding paragraph v
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