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First i make the outline about the topics, and put the topic sentences at first. After that i write the support sentences that describe the main topic and conclude it at the end

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I remember them by practice. I mean i constantly write using those three sentence until it became usual and familiar to me. So when I'm writing, i can remember it clearly

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I will imagine it like I am talking to someone but not really to the point. I would need to give them a how or a why so they could understand what I'm saying and not off topic of course. And lastly to clear the idea of my topic I will have a conclusion included in my paragraph.

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My strategy is i'm gonna make the outline first. Like what will the topic sentences be, how the supporting sentences and concludinh sentence will be too. I will remeber those three type of sentences are needing each other so they won't be a complete paragraph if one of them are missing.

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the question is: You have three type of sentences (topic sentences, supporting sentences, and concluding sentences), what is your strategy to always remember these three sentences and apply them in your writing?

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I don't think I have any specific strategy to always remember those three sentences, because I just remember it. I learned that a supporting sentence always goes after a topic sentence, and a concluding sentence always goes after the supporting sentence. I just remember the order before applying them to my writing.

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Topic sentence--> TOPIC, meaning it's the beginning, so it must be at the beginning of a paragraph.
Supporting sentence--> SUPPORT, meaning it must aid the topic sentence.
Concluding sentence--> CONCLUDE, meaning to end, so it must finish off and summarise the whole paragraph.

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I'm not sure if I have particular strategy. But, usually I write the outline. So I just writing the idea in my mind according to the outline that I wrote before.

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I'm not sure if I have particular strategy. But, usually I write the outline. So I just writing the idea in my mind according to the outline that I wrote before.

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I just remember that after I have a topic sentence, then I should give it another sentence that will supporting my topic and the end I sould give conclusion for my paragraph.

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Based on what I read on the book, the easiest way to remember these three sentences is to think of a paragraph as a sandwich. The topic and concluding sentences as the bread, and the supporting sentences as the meat. Thus, my paragraph has to be a sandwich.

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I'll write it down on my note and try to read it every time i want to make some text. So i can slowly remember it

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I'll write it down on my note and try to read it every time i want to make some text. So i can slowly remember it

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My strategy to always remember the three type of sentences is to first make a topic or the main idea it should be concise and clear. Second is to write sentences that supports the main idea.It could be an explanation, description, etc. The third one is to read all over the sentences again, and conclude them into a sentence, also I usually put my opinion/perspective if necessary.

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I'll write the main topic of my text first on a note, then I write the sentences that can support the main topic I have on  a note too. And copy them to my writing before I summarize them in the last paragraph.

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I think the best way is by keep on writing and practicing a lot, then we will get used to it

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My strategy to remember and apply sentences in my writing is i'm always write the text in other paper like note. Then i review the text. After that i write the the reviewed text in the main paper.

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Topic sentence should contain the main idea of the paragraph, while supporting sentence giving support such as description or example for the main idea. And conclusion sentence suddenly begins with 'so' or any kind of words that presentation the conclusion of the paragraph.

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my strategy is first, by understanding the function of each sentences and then practice to make some text by applying those sentences regularly

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my strategy is first, by understanding the function of each sentences and then practice to make some text by applying those sentences regularly

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mainly by reading many book I could always remind myself to write those sentences in order. I think by practicing to write we could also remember those 3 sentences quite well.

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I'll write it down on my notebook so then I can remember it and practice it easily.

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Usually, topic sentence is placed in the first sentence. It contains information of overall paragraph but not too generic or too specific. Then, the supporting sentences follow in the next sentences, explaining the topic sentence. And, in the end of paragraph, usually there's a concluding sentence that rephrase the paragraph into a conclusion. To understand how to use these type of sentences, my strategy is I should understand what is the fuction of the sentences and practice a lot to get used to it.

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The only way I can remember those three sentences is by practicing. So when I forgot to add one of those sentence I noticed it right away . So basically I got used to write with those three concepts by writing.

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I usually write it down in notebook first, then to remember about those three sentences I assume it as snake, the head of the snake is the topic, body means supporting sentences, and last, the tail means concluding sentences.

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I think my strategy to memorize those three sentences is to make sure that I understand that these three sentences are connected. Since of course, we will have topic sentences, then we need supporting sentences to explain the topic more and last, we need concluding sentences to understand what is the whole text about.

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I think i will practice more writting, and hope i will not forget these sentences

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The sentences is based on a topic, maybe I’ll make the main sentence first, and then the supporting sentences, then I read it again and make the concluding sentence. with more reading and practice writing, I'll be more used to it.

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First i will understand the three type of sentences, write it down on my book and then i practice it step by step

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I think i don't have any strategy because i allready used them in my writing, but im not still practicing to make my writing perfect by the words connecting

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I think i don't have any strategy because i allready used them in my writing, but im not still practicing to make my writing perfect by the words connecting

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I'm not sure maybe I will try to write the topic first and then developing it to supporting sentences and concluding sentences, but I need to practice a lot to understand it

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To make a complete texts always need those three type of texts, otherwise it can't be a good paragraph. I try to always use that by remember that every types of text always need those basic structure

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i will use the topic sentences with only the general things so it won't be a long sentences. then, for the supporting sentences i would make it very detaling, so the conclude sentences should be just like restate what already told in the topic sentence

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i will use the topic sentences with only the general things so it won't be a long sentences. then, for the supporting sentences i would make it very detaling, so the conclude sentences should be just like restate what already told in the topic sentence

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I am not sure but maybe i will make the outline first for each sentences

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I don't think I had a specific strategy, but it always help me if I write it down on a notes.