Paragraphing Flashcards

The organisation of ideas into logical units of meaning, typically separated by line breaks.

To organise ideas clearly, making the text easier to read and understand.

How ideas are linked within and across paragraphs to create a smooth flow of information.

Words or phrases used to link paragraphs and ideas, e.g., 'however', 'therefore', 'in addition'.

Should introduce the main idea of the paragraph and engage the reader.

Should conclude the idea or provide a link to the next paragraph for coherence.

Changes in topic or perspective that are often marked by new paragraphs.

Used to show changes in time, place, or character focus, creating a clear structure.

Used to group related details or imagery, helping to build a vivid picture for the reader.

Used to separate arguments or points, ensuring clarity and logical progression.