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    Five Paragraph essay has five paragraphs. Each Paragraph has three supporting sentences. The conclusion should tie it back to your opening. Leave the reader with something worthwhile and valuable.

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    Five Paragraph essay has five paragraphs. Each Paragraph has three supporting sentences. The conclusion should tie it back to your opening. Leave the reader with something worthwhile and valuable.

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    150 views1 page

    Moving To 5 Essay

    Uploaded by

    eakteacher
    Five Paragraph essay has five paragraphs. Each Paragraph has three supporting sentences. The conclusion should tie it back to your opening. Leave the reader with something worthwhile and valuable.

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    Three Paragraph Essay Five Paragraph Essay

    Paragraph 1: Introduction Paragraph 1: Introduction


    • Topic and general number sentence • Inviting Lead
    • Extra information about the topic sentence • Connecting the opening and thesis
    • Enumeration sentence • Thesis Statement: Laying out the paper

    Paragraph 2: Body Paragraph 2: First Point Body


    • First point sentence • Topic Sentence
     One or two supporting sentences • Three supporting sentences
    • Second point sentence
     One or two supporting sentences Paragraph 3: Second Point Body
    • Third point sentence • Topic Sentence
     One or two supporting sentences • Three supporting sentences

    Paragraph 3: Conclusion Paragraph 4: Third Point Body


    • Concluding general statement sentence • Topic Sentence
    • Concluding summary sentence • Three supporting sentences

    Paragraph 5: Conclusion
    Effective Ending: tie it back to your opening
    Concluding thought: leave the reader with
    something worthwhile and memorable

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