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Single Line Paragraphs Flashcards
AQA GCSE English Language specification
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Single-line paragraph
A paragraph consisting of just one sentence, often used for emphasis or impact.
Purpose of single-line paragraphs
To draw attention to a key idea, create dramatic effect, or signal a shift in focus.
Effect of single-line paragraphs
They can make the reader pause and reflect, emphasising the importance of the idea presented.
Single-line paragraphs in narrative writing
Used to highlight a turning point, reveal a key detail, or create suspense.
Single-line paragraphs in descriptive writing
Used to emphasise a vivid image or detail, making it stand out to the reader.
Single-line paragraphs in persuasive writing
Used to reinforce a strong argument or call to action, making it memorable.
Placement of single-line paragraphs
Often placed at the beginning or end of a section for maximum impact.
Single-line paragraphs and tone
Can convey urgency, drama, or finality depending on the context and language used.
Single-line paragraphs and structure
They break up longer sections of text, creating variety and maintaining reader engagement.
Analysing single-line paragraphs
Consider why the writer chose to isolate the idea and how it affects the reader's understanding or emotions.

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