Quizzicalkitty8
16.04.2020 •
English
Understanding the culture from which a story comes
a confises the reader
helps us understand the importance behind the
literature
helps literature from the reader's culture make more
sense
d
causes the reader to question hisher cultural
values
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5-step process to paragraph development
Decide on a controlling idea and create a topic sentence. ...
Explain the controlling idea. ...
Give an example (or multiple examples) ...
Explain the example(s) ...
Complete the paragraph's idea or transition into the next paragraph.