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Weak or strong paragraphsVersion en ligne Test your comprehension on the difference between weak or strong paragraphs. par Atenas Leticia García Gámez 1 How do you classify the first paragraph? a Weak paragraph b Strong paragraph 2 How do you classify the second paragraph? a Weak paragraph b Strong paragraph 3 How do you classify the third paragraph? a Weak paragraph b Strong paragraph 4 How do you classify the fourth paragraph? a Weak paragraph b Strong paragraph 5 How do you classify the fifth paragraph? a Weak paragraph b Strong paragraph 6 What is the main idea of the first paragraph? a The library has computers. b The library is a quiet place to study. c I like it because it has computers. d The library is a good place to study. 7 What is wrong in the second paragraph? a It has sentences with repeated information. b It always talks about the same topic. c There is no topic sentence. 8 What is the problem with the third paragraph? a There are many sentences. b There is no topic sentence. c All the sentences are about the same topic. 9 What is incorrect in the fifth paragraph? a There is no topic sentence. b There are very few sentences. c Some sentences are not connected. Feedback 1 Remember to take into consideration the elements that make a paragraph. 2 Remember to take into consideration the elements that make a paragraph. 3 Remember to take into consideration the elements that make a paragraph. 4 Remember to take into consideration the elements that make a paragraph. 5 Remember to take into consideration the elements that make a paragraph. 6 Remember that a main idea is what the complete text is about. 7 What are its weak points? 8 Look at the structure of the paragraph. What is missing? 9 Remember the internal logic of a paragraph

Weak or strong paragraphsVersion en ligne

Test your comprehension on the difference between weak or strong paragraphs.

par Atenas Leticia García Gámez

How do you classify the first paragraph?

Weak paragraph

Strong paragraph

How do you classify the second paragraph?

Weak paragraph

Strong paragraph

How do you classify the third paragraph?

Weak paragraph

Strong paragraph

How do you classify the fourth paragraph?

Weak paragraph

Strong paragraph

How do you classify the fifth paragraph?

Weak paragraph

Strong paragraph

What is the main idea of the first paragraph?

The library has computers.

The library is a quiet place to study.

I like it because it has computers.

The library is a good place to study.

What is wrong in the second paragraph?

It has sentences with repeated information.

It always talks about the same topic.

There is no topic sentence.

What is the problem with the third paragraph?

There are many sentences.

There is no topic sentence.

All the sentences are about the same topic.

What is incorrect in the fifth paragraph?

There is no topic sentence.

There are very few sentences.

Some sentences are not connected.

Feedback

Remember to take into consideration the elements that make a paragraph.

Remember that a main idea is what the complete text is about.

What are its weak points?

Look at the structure of the paragraph. What is missing?

Remember the internal logic of a paragraph

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Weak or strong paragraphsVersion en ligne

par Atenas Leticia García Gámez

How do you classify the first paragraph?

How do you classify the second paragraph?

How do you classify the third paragraph?

How do you classify the fourth paragraph?

How do you classify the fifth paragraph?

What is the main idea of the first paragraph?

What is wrong in the second paragraph?

What is the problem with the third paragraph?

What is incorrect in the fifth paragraph?

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