Material_5_PARAGRAPH

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PARAGRAPH

     Module 1 is further practice of the previous material which discusses about some basic elements that should be mastered before starting to write a paragraph. Before writing a paragraph, for example, students should know Kinds of Clauses, Clause Connectors, Punctuations, and Kinds of Sentences (i.e. simple sentence, compound sentence, complex sentence, and compound complex sentence). In this module, you will step up to ‘next level’ in which you will learn how to write a paragraph. As a result, by the end of this module, you are expected to be able to express their ideas in written form especially in the form of paragraph (Basic Competence).

In order to give you a path to learn, the material is available here

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