Analyze the paragraph structure

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Correct structure of a paragraph:

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1 topic sentence -> 2 or 3 supporting sentences

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Purpose of the topic sentence in 'Read the label'?

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introduce the main idea

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"Turn the pack around and read the nutrition info. Don't be misled into thinking you are healthy... omega 3, found in fish." Purpose of these sentences?

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suggest readers what they should do and illustrate with "omega 3"

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Purpose of the fourth sentence: "It may be better to enjoy ... without the hidden extras"

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Develop more on advice by giving practical suggestions.

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Purpose of sentences: "This doesn't mean completely foregoing the convenience of packaged and processed food... We can still pack non-perishable healthy food..."?

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Anticipate and address the other side of argument, specifically processed food.

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Final sentence creation method?

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Quoting from an expert.

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Why does the writer use "This" at the beginning of the fifth sentence?

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Links fresh food with packaged and processed food.

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Deeper meaning in packaged vs processed food.

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Fresh is better than packaged and processed food.

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Writer maintains point of view by repeating terms "packaged", "processed", and food-related words.

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repeat the terms "packaged" "processed" and food-related words

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Best topic sentence for the paragraph: When baking cookies, ensure you have all ingredients, mix them, and bake.

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There are a few steps you must follow when making cookies.