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Expansion of Ideas examples

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Expansion of Ideas

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The topic of expanding ideas can be broken down into the following four sections. 1) Title 2) paragraphs of introduction 3) Principal subject matter 4) Paragraph four: summarising/Conclusion  These features will be discussed in further detail in the following section. Title In the middle of the page, in bold characters, write the topic’s name. How to begin a paragraph with an introduction for the expansion of ideas • A topic sentence is a statement of the subject matter or a proposition articulated in a sentence that is included in an introductory paragraph. It is always concise and conveys the main idea of the subject. • Symbolism, core ideas, and contextual meanings are all important topics to be stated. • To reveal the true meaning of a given concept, pay attention to the words and expressions used to convey them. • It is important that your first paragraph includes an evaluation and interpretation of the given concept. Core content writing • When expanding your thoughts, the es...
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