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Polly Rice
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A good paragraph should have one main thesis sentence. All sentences should pertain to that one thought. All sentences should be complete. The paragraph should convey one main point.
<Ctrl>+<Spacebar> only resets the font characteristics within the paragraph. It does not change any paragraph characteristics you may have set by hand (such as via the Home tab ribbon), such as alignment, bullets/numbering, borders, or indents. To revert to the paragraph style characteristics, you have to click the paragraph style name again, and even then things might not be exactly right. For example, if you were in a numbered list, and you click the numbered list style again, the paragraph you are resetting may turn into a list of its own (and have its own number and space before or after it). To fix, highlight the entire list and click the style for that list. Although I cannot at the moment reproduce it, sometimes when I am trying to reset the paragraph style (per above), Word asks me if I want to save to a new Quick Style. Just say no!
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A conclusion. It is attached to the essay itself as the final paragraph. The bibliography is a list of the sources you used in your paper.
You're making this a lot harder than it should be. Just list all of the traits you feel make up an ideal American citizen. Put the list into a bunch of complete sentences and you have your paragraph. If you get started, you'll be finished before you know it.
To create a lower-level paragraph in PowerPoint, you need to use the "Increase List Level" button on the Home tab in the Paragraph group. This will demote the current paragraph to a lower-level bullet point or subpoint within a list. You can also use the Tab key on your keyboard to indent the paragraph.
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Paragraph development by exemplification mainly relies on various examples. A writer will develop a general statement in the topic and list specific examples in the paragraph.