The three elements of a paragraph are:, Topic sentence, supporting evidence and concluding observation, Topic sentence, long sentences and punctuation, Theme, supporting evidence and evaluation, What is true about the topic sentence?, It is usually the last sentence of a paragraph, It tells the readers what the rest of the paragraph is about., It contains two parts: topic and conclusion., The controlling idea shows the direction the paragraph will take., True, False, Supporting ideas do not necessarily support the idea of the topic sentence., True, False, These expressions are examples of sequencers:, in, on, at, first, second, finally, according to, in my opinion, I think, The concluding observation is usually the first or second sentence of the paragraph., True, False

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