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Paragraph Structure Flashcards
AQA GCSE English Language specification
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Paragraphing
Logical division of ideas into separate sections to improve clarity and organisation.
Cohesion
How ideas are linked within and across paragraphs using discourse markers and structural linking.
Discourse markers
Words or phrases used to connect ideas, such as 'however', 'therefore', 'in addition'.
Topic sentence
The opening sentence of a paragraph that introduces the main idea or focus.
Supporting evidence
Details, examples, or quotations used to develop the main idea of a paragraph.
Concluding sentence
The final sentence of a paragraph that summarises or reinforces the main idea.
Shifts in focus
Changes in the subject or perspective within or between paragraphs to guide the reader.
Sequencing
The logical order of ideas or events within a text to ensure clarity and flow.
Contrast in paragraphs
Using opposing ideas or perspectives in different paragraphs to highlight differences.
Paragraph cohesion techniques
Methods like repetition of key ideas, pronoun referencing, and linking phrases to ensure smooth transitions.

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