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0007 Role of Audience and Purpose
 
0008 Idea Development, Fluency, and Organization
 
0009 Writing that Effectively Communicates Intended Messages
 
0010 Apply Revision Strategies
Revision Strategies - Topic Sentences
Revision Strategies - Thesis Sentence
 
0011 Standard Writing Conventions
 
Practice Writing Tests
 
0012 Prepare an Organized, Developed Composition
 

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0010 Apply Revision Strategies to Written Works

Apply Revision Strategies to Topic Sentences

Narrowing the subject too much results in the other extreme, a topic sentence so limited that it leaves nothing to disucss. For example, what could anyone say about the following topic sentence?

The college library has a large-print copy of Romeo and Juliet for the visually impaired.

This sentence is a statement of fact. Facts provide good support for topic sentences, but a fact is too narrow to serve as a topic sentence. To write a topic sentence you can discuss in a paragraph, you could broaden the statement of what you will show:

Our community college library provides various instructional equipment for the visually impaired.

 

 

 


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