Study the sentence below the information looks like a paragraph, but it's not can you figure out why?

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The information below is not a paragraph because a paragraph contains at least three to eight sentences. In this case, this is only one really long sentence

<h3>What is the difference between a sentence and a paragraph?</h3>

A sentence has at least one independent clause, which means that it has at least one subject doing at least one verb while generating a full thought.

A paragraph is made up of one or more sentences that support a single notion, which is frequently summarized in the paragraph's main sentence.

So the distinction between a sentence and a paragraph is analogous to the distinction between a brick and a building. A wall is built with many bricks, just as a paragraph is built with many phrases.

It should be noticed that each sentence functions as part of a whole to produce an overall notion or impression. A paragraph is the smallest unit or cluster of sentences that may sufficiently develop one concept.

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