Paragraphs (Edexcel GCSE English Language): Flashcards
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Paragraphs described as what type of blocks?
Paragraphs described as what type of blocks?
Building blocks
Golden rule: one paragraph equals?
Golden rule: one paragraph equals?
One main point
When to start a new paragraph
When to start a new paragraph
When introducing a new idea or making a different point
Effect of shorter paragraphs (3 things)
Effect of shorter paragraphs (3 things)
Create dramatic pauses, build tension, control pace
What does PEE stand for?
What does PEE stand for?
Point-Evidence-Explain
When to use PEE structure
When to use PEE structure
When writing to argue or persuade
PEE: What is the Point?
PEE: What is the Point?
Short, clear statement presenting main argument
PEE: What is Evidence?
PEE: What is Evidence?
Specific facts, statistics, quotes, or examples as support
PEE: What is Explain?
PEE: What is Explain?
How evidence connects to point & why it's relevant
What is a topic sentence?
What is a topic sentence?
Opening sentence that introduces what the paragraph covers
Topic sentence acts as what for reader?
Topic sentence acts as what for reader?
A signpost
Why plan paragraphs before writing?
Why plan paragraphs before writing?
Makes writing smoother and more coherent