词组	paragraphs
释义	Contents overview paragraphsparagraphsparagraphs 28611303Written Texts286 paragraphsWritten English text is usually divided into blocks called 'paragraphs', to make it easier to read. Paragraphs can vary in length, from several hundred words (for example in literary or academic writing), to a few sentences (for example in journalism or letters). A paragraph division is usually shown by starting the text on a new line and 'indenting' (leaving a space at the beginning of the line). The paragraph divisions break the material up into easily 'digestible' sections, providing places where the reader can pause and think for a moment if necessary. And good writers can show the structure of their texts by making paragraph divisions in suitable places, for example when they move to a new stage in a story, a new point in a discussion or a new part of a description. Another practice, common in typed letters and documents, is to leave a blank line without indenting. Previous Next
随便看	stories commentaries and instructions street street and road strong forms strong obligation have got to strong obligation must will subjects objects subjects objects and complements subjunctive that she go that they be if i were etc subordinate clauses some general points such such such and so suffixes suggest suit suit and fit superlative adjectives superlative adverbs superlatives suppose supposing suppose supposing and what if surely swear words sympathetic

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