tailieunhanh - Những từ dễ nhầm lẫn trong tiếng anh 4

Tham khảo tài liệu 'những từ dễ nhầm lẫn trong tiếng anh 4', ngoại ngữ, anh ngữ phổ thông phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | PARAGRAPHING paragraph and another at the end as a conclusion. There are no rules about how long a paragraph should be. Some paragraphs often the introduction or the conclusion may be a single sentence other paragraphs may be a page or more long. Too many short paragraphs in succession can be very jerky too many very long ones can look forbidding. It is best to mix long and short paragraphs if you can. You may also find that a paragraph which is becoming very long a page or more will benefit from being subdivided. The topic of the paragraph may be more sensibly developed as two or three subsidiary points. Clear paragraphing is not possible without clear thinking. Think of what you want to say before you begin to write. List the topics or points you want to make in a sensible order. Then develop each one in turn in a separate paragraph. A paragraph usually contains within it one sentence which sums up its topic. Sometimes the paragraph will begin with this sentence called a topic sentence and the rest of the paragraph will elaborate or illustrate the point made. Sometimes the topic sentence occurs during the paragraph. It can be effective from time to time to build up to the topic sentence as the last sentence in a paragraph. Careful writers will try to move smoothly from one paragraph to the next using link words or phrases such as on the other hand however in conclusion. In handwriting and in typing it is usual to mark the beginning of a paragraph either by indenting it by 2cm or so or by leaving a clear line between paragraphs. The only disadvantage of the latter method is that it is not always clear when a sentence begins on a new page whether a new paragraph is also intended. 154 PARTICIPLES Compare also the paragraphing of speech. See INVERTED COMMAS. paralyse paralyze Both spellings are correct. paralysis paraphernalia parent not perant parenthesis singular parentheses plural See FOREIGN PLURALS. parliament parliamentary parrafin Wrong spelling. See PARAFFIN.