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1 Ιαν 2012 · Writing topic sentences can help in the planning of your essay. Whether in full or summa- rised in note form, a list of your topic sentences can help you create a meaningful structure.
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structure. There are several structures you can consider (chronological, comparative, thematic, context, etc.); this will partly depend on the terms used in the essay question. The structure can be more complicated. For example, it may be appropriate to have a thematic structure overall, and to be comparative within paragraphs. You can
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An essay about love is an expository or descriptive paper students get assigned in college. As a rule, it's a short essay with a standard 5-paragraph structure. The most common topics are: Definition of love. What is love? Meaning of love. But: Why limit yourself to these hackneyed, general themes?
Complex Sentences What is it? • A complex sentence consists of joining one independent clause (simple sentence) to one or more dependent clauses. • It doesn’t matter if the independent clause starts or ends the sentence, the meaning is the same. What’s the difference between an independent clause and a dependent clause?
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Written by Sarah Andersen. Sentence Types and Functions. Choosing what types of sentences to use in an essay can be challenging for several reasons. The writer must consider the following questions: Are my ideas simple or complex? Do my ideas require shorter statements or longer explanations? How do I express my ideas clearly?
