Originating from the ancient Greek term paragraphe meaning  ‘marked passage’, a paragraph is a group of sentences that introduces,  presents, develops and winds up one main idea on a topic. The idea in a  paragraph should be one and the different types of structural devices  should help it come out clearly. Paragraph writing, as with all other  language skills, can be used for functional and creative purposes.

Originating from the ancient Greek term paragraphe meaning ‘marked passage’, a paragraph is a group of sentences that introduces, presents, develops and winds up one main idea on a topic. The idea in a paragraph should be one and the different types of structural devices should help it come out clearly. Paragraph writing, as with all other language skills, can be used for functional and creative purposes.

Originating from the ancient Greek term&nbsp;paragraphe&nbsp;meaning &nbsp;‘marked passage’, a paragraph is a group of sentences that introduces, &nbsp;presents, develops and winds up one main idea on a topic. The idea in a &nbsp;paragraph should be one and the different types of structural devices &nbsp;should help it come out clearly. Paragraph writing, as with all other &nbsp;language skills, can be used for functional and creative purposes.

Paragraph Writing

δάσκαλος (dáskalos) means the teacher in Greek. Devika Panikar has been teaching English Language and Literature since 2006. She is an Assistant Professor with the Directorate of Collegiate Education under the Government of Kerala and now works at the Government Law College, Thiruvananthapuram. This is a collection of lecture notes she prepared by referencing various sources for her students’ perusal.

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