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  Paragraph 2: Example

Look at the following example paragraph and answer the following questions:

1.  What is the controlling idea of the topic  sentence?

2.   How many general ideas are developed in the explanations before the paraphrase?

      a.  Summarize the meaning of the explanations before the paraphrase.

3. Is the example relevant? Why?

4.  Does the meaning of the paraphrase match the explanation before it? How?

      a.  Is the paraphrase introduced correctly? Why?

      b.  Is the paraphrase format correct?

      c.   Is the paraphrase convincing proof of the general idea?

5.  Is the paraphrase reconnected to the explanation?



Belonging  to  a  peer  group  is  necessary  for  growing  children.  The  reason  why  it  is

important is that they can train themselves to be a socialized member of a group. A process

of socializing is  kind  of  like dealing  with  a  math  problem.  It  requires  repetition  of  facing  

various people. For example, when I was in middle school, I and a few friends formed a

group  and  we  usually  got  along  together.  However,  we sometimes crashed against each other

because everybody had different characteristics. Even if I repeated a quarrel with them a lot

and that made me painful, I've never regretted that. Through the experiences, I and my friends

have finally got better at understanding and considering others' feelings. In other words, after

the repetition, I have gained know-how to mix myself among a group wherever I go. Brooks

(2011) asserted that to be a part of well-organized group, you have to notice the atmosphere,

read the context and tell apart to-do and not to-do. Those skills are not easily or naturally

obtained. By belonging to a group, they need to learn how to be social.



Correct the following grammar errors:

While learning an individual skill like playing music, drawing,..usually need a 

certain time of practice to build the habit

According to Brooks (2011), mentions when children work in a group, they  are  successful…

We have to work as a group so many times, and we couldn’t avoid it so that it is

very important to become a good group member.

Teamwork  helps  children  social  with  other  people.  

Participate in the team is easier and accomplish tasks much faster rather than and solve the

problem alone.





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