WRITING PARAGRAPG

Writing a paragraph is not a natural skill, but learned skill. Anyone can learn! Simply follow the structure below.
WHAT IS A PARAGRAPH?
A paragraph usually contains a general idea in one sentence, and 4 - 5 supporting sentences which expand this idea by giving explanation, details and/or examples to support the main idea. Length can vary. On the page, the paragraph is a solid block of writing . To start a new paragraph, you should leave a whole line and start at the beginning of the line after. You can indent - if handwriting (start about 2 cm from the left), but this is not necessary if you have left a line.
WHY USE PARAGRAPHS?
Paragraphs are used to separate main ideas. A new paragraph signals to the reader that a new idea is about to be discussed. The break between paragraphs gives the reader time to take in each idea.
HOW IS A PARAGRAPH STRUCTURED?
There is no one correct structure. However, a useful structure is:
1. Topic Sentence
2. Supporting Sentences
3. Concluding Sentence