Writing a paragraph doesn’t essentially have to be torture. As a first step you should think of your main idea. It doesn’t have to be fancy, but take care that it only is ONE idea. After that you have to write a topic sentence. It is meant to introduce your thoughts and easily explain them. Then follow with supporting ideas, use up to seven sentences to do so. You can also find examples and quote those to make everything sound reasonable. Finish everything with a closing sentence and finally correct spelling and punctuation mistakes.
Second version:
Writing a paragraph doesn’t necessarily have to be torture. I’m completely familiar with the problem of not knowing what to write next and being close to quitting just because of frustration. Here are some easy tips and tricks to keep in mind for having a way more pleasant life:
As a first step you should think of your main idea. It doesn’t have to be fancy, but take care that it only is ONE idea. After that you have to write a topic sentence. It is meant to introduce your thoughts and easily explain them. Then follow with supporting ideas, use up to seven sentences to do so. You can also find examples and quote those to make everything sound reasonable. Finish everything with a closing sentence and finally correct spelling and punctuation mistakes.
If you believe me or not, this is it. It doesn’t take anything more, so grab your pencil and stop exasperation!
Forestdweller
Your paragraph is lacking a closing sentence, please remedy that. Moreover, check the purpose of “essentially” in your sentence and exchange it if necessary. If you want to use the shtick about the torture, briefly explain the concept.
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Cheers!