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Elements of a Paragraph (Topic Sentence (Transitional Phrase…

- - - - Analysis/Quote Explanation
        
        Transitional Phrase
        
        Quote/Evidence
        
        Analysis/Quote Explanation
        
        Concluding Sentence/Paragraph Wrap up
        
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        This is where you explain why you chose to include your quote or evidence. You must explain why your evidence is important and how it supports your claim. Your analysis should be longer than your evidence.
        
        Your quote or evidence should be information or details that help support the claim/ reason for writing.
        
        A transitional phrase helps connect the parts of your paragraph together so that it flows smoothly.
        
        Some transitional phrases include: Firstly, secondly, thirdly, additionally, however, furthermore,
        
        This is where you explain why you chose to include your quote or evidence. You must explain why your evidence is important and how it supports your claim. Your analysis should be longer than your evidence.
      - Your quote or evidence should be information or details that help support the claim/ reason for writing.
      - Don't forget to include citations and give credit to where you found your evidence.
        
        Note: Don't just throw in a quote. Give some context to what is going on and then introduce your quote.