The teacher gave an implicit prompt to ask Kai to focus on the third and fourth paragraphs (line 9); in particular, the teacher directed Kai to pay specific attention to the words and how the words built different meanings from the author's argument.
- Make it easy on the eyes --Use short paragraphs, line breaks, white space, subheads and lists to make your posts look more inviting.
Keep all your paragraphs lined up on the left side throughout your letter.
The author mentions several economic statistics in the first paragraph (lines 27 to 30) which need a reference.
INTRODUCTION 1 st paragraph, lines 6 to 8 "… radiography with microscopic resolution (MR) is considered as a highly reliable gold standard for detecting variations in dentin mineral content".
Page 6, section 3.3, column 1, 4th paragraph, lines 3 9 and column 2, lines 10 14: The following phrase which reads: "Adverse events were reported in 94.1 % of patients receiving eribulin and 90.5 % of patients receiving capecitabine; 17.5 and 21.1 % of patients reported serious adverse events [31].
Sample Question 1 (reading passage excluded for space reasons): The fourth paragraph (lines 31-37) estallishes all of the following EXCEPT: F. that Abshu had foster brothers.; G. that the Masons maintained a clean house.; H. how Mother Mason felt about the location of their house.; J. what Abshu remembered most about his years with the Masons.
Page to page, paragraph to paragraph, line to line — even within single sentences — imply a question first, and then answer it second.
Back in the early 80's, I spend many an afternoon in a cramped and stuffy office in King's College, London, with an informally gathered group of mostly graduate students, going through Wittgenstein's Philosophical Investigations paragraph by paragraph, line by line.
He succeeded in defending his viewpoints through explaining the logic in each paragraph (line 2) and elucidating the central theme in the third paragraph (line 4).
