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4. Notice how the writer structures the port by including an introduction in which the topic is defined and the main points about it are listed. How does the writer start each paragraph after the Introduction to signal that a new point is being presented? Can you think of another way of doing it? ​

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To signal the start of each paragraph after the Introduction and listing of main points, the writer typically begins with a topic sentence that introduces the specific point or argument that will be discussed in that paragraph. This helps maintain clarity and organization in the structure of the report.

Another way of structuring paragraphs after the Introduction could involve using subheadings or headings that clearly indicate the main points or sections of the report.

For example:

1. Introduction

- Define the topic and list main points.

2. Point 1: [Topic/Argument 1]

- Start paragraph with a subheading or heading indicating the first main point.

- Discuss the first main point with supporting details and evidence.

3.Point 2: [Topic/Argument 2]

- Start paragraph with a subheading or heading indicating the second main point.

- Present and analyze the second main point, providing examples or data as necessary.

4. Point 3: [Topic/Argument 3]

- Start paragraph with a subheading or heading indicating the third main point.

- Explore the third main point, possibly comparing it to other points or discussing implications.

Using subheadings or headings not only clearly signals the transition between different points but also helps readers easily navigate and understand the structure of the report. It provides a visual and organizational framework that enhances the coherence and logical flow of the content.