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finally
Finally signals the ending.
Class 3 · English Medium · Cambridge · English
Paragraphs, descriptions and stories
Explore paragraphs, descriptions and stories with an example and your own answers.
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A paragraph groups related sentences. A story needs connected events; a description needs details that help a reader imagine something.
Worked example
At first a kite was stuck. Next, a neighbour brought a ladder. Finally, the kite was safe.
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The garden has yellow flowers. A butterfly rests on a leaf. A narrow path runs between the plants.
Check related details, sentence boundaries and clear meaning.
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I lost my pencil at school. My friend found it under a chair. I thanked her and put it in my bag.
Other connected events and endings can be correct.
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mixed
First identifies the earlier action.
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topic sentence
A topic sentence introduces the main idea.
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A pencil rolled behind a box. Rina looked under the desk. She moved the box and found it. She returned it to its owner.
Check an understandable beginning, search and ending, with complete sentences.
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