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• Paragraph - compose of organize sentence that contribute to the development of single topic.
• What is a paragraph?

  Compose of oraganize sentence that contribute to the development of a single topic.
• It shows, where the composition begins and ends, thus allowing the readers to grasp important points discussed.
• Paragraph

  • Shows where a composition begins and ends, allowing readers to grasp the main points discussed
  • May contain different types of information such as examples, illustrations, classification, and description
• Description may contain ; characters, place, classification, process, and cause and effect
• Topic sentence- one of the most important characteristics of a good paragraph.

  • it is a statement that captures the entire meaning of a paragraph, it is a signpost or some sort of headlines that alerts the readers to pay attention to the most important details of the composition
• Therefore, topic sentence guides readers as they go through the composition making it easier for them to organize the gaps and weekness in the paper.
• Mythology- is a symbolic narrative that may be used to explain the early history of a group.of people.

  • they explain the early history and origin of certain culture or cultural practices or societal value of evolution of a certain group of people.
  • They explain the early history of a group of people based on history.
  • create with the intention to entertain the readers.
• Different distinguishing of MYTHOLOGY are SUPERNATURAL ELEMENTS, SYMBOLISMS OR ALLEGORY, ORIGIN HISTORIES, HEROES OR HEROINES, MORAL LESSON, CULTURAL SIGNIFICANCE AND INTERCONNECTION WITH RELIGION
• Supernatural elements- supernatural beings

  • gods, goddesses, spirits
  • And other worldly creatures
• Symbolism or allegory- deeper meaning abt human existence, societal values, and natural phenomena.

  • this could be abstract or shows moraln
• Origin histories- explain the creation of the world, natural phenomena, and origin of human beings
• Heroes or heroines- myths often features heroic figure who undertake battles and challenges to achieve good deeds.
• Moral lesson- convey moral.or ethical lessons to guide behavior and explain the consequences of certain actions
• Fantasy- is a genre in fiction that uses magics and other supernatural elements.

  • consists of an imaginary world where magical creatures are common.
• Reality or realism Is a genre in fiction that makes use of everyday or ordinary experiences of people as their materials in their works
• Logical connector- are used to connect ideas in or between two different sentences.

  • it is also a manner for the readers to determine the flow of ideas convey by the writer.
  • It use prepositional phase or a pronoun to make appreciate transitions use in; TIME, LOCATION AND ASSOCIATION
• Time- since during, for, till and until

  Location- Above, pacross, along, amid, behind

  Association- about, among, between, despite
• Conjunctive adverb- is a logical connector that can also be in a form of conjunctive adverb. It is commonly used to link two independent clauses. Ex: accordingly, also, consequent, furthermore, instead, likewise, meanwhile, nevertheless, otherwise, similarly,
• Journalistic writing- is a style of writing used by journalist to write story news in news paper, tv, radio and internet.
• Journalist- is a person who works on journalism to report news
• Journalism- is the production and distribution of reports on current events based on facts and supported with proofs or evidence.
• what is the fundamental purpose of journalistic writing? The fundamental purpose of journalistic writing is to give authentic and transparent information to people, using journalistic writing
• Past perfect tense- is used when your are talking about a completed action before or something in the past.

  • it is formed by using the word "had" + verb tenses
  • It expresses PAST ACTION before another action IN THE PAST had happened.

  EX: had written, had arrived, had eaten

  Yesterday, I HAD EATEN a delicious meal at a restaurant.
• Basic form

  • swim
  • Eat
  • Sing
  • Drive
  • Buy
  • Blow
  • Read
  • Run
  • Take
  • Brake
  • Dance
  • Smile
  • Wink
  • Saw
  • Forgot
  • Stare
• Past tense of adverb

  • Swam
  • Ate
  • Forget
  • Drove
  • Saw
  • Stared
  • Danced
  • Smile
  • Broke
  • Took
  • Forget
  • Blown
  • Drunk
  • Worn
  • Drunk
  • Flew
  • Ran
• Past participle

  • taken
  • Driven
  • Forgotten
  • Bitten
  • Run
  • Swum
  • Sung
  • Blew
  • Flown
  • Seen
  • written
  • Eaten
• Time expressions/indicators

  • when, before, by the time
  • The moment that, until, after, as soon as