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galben [10]
1 year ago
5

What are the two types of main ideas?.

English
1 answer:
vagabundo [1.1K]1 year ago
7 0

Main Ideas are  Stated and Implied.The author's thesis on the subject is the paragraph's major theme.

<h3>What are main ideas?</h3>
  • The author's thesis on the subject is the paragraph's major theme.Either way can work; it is frequently conveyed directly.The primary claim or argument that a sentence, paragraph, or text makes constitutes its major concept.The core notion may be explicitly expressed or implicit.
  • Unlike implicit main ideas, which are not explicitly expressed in the text, stated main ideas are made obvious within the text.One that is NOT explicitly mentioned in any one sentence in a passage is known as the Implied Main Idea.
  • The supporting details just hint at it or imply it.It is not stated in the text explicitly.The theme and a relationship to numerous significant features in the text are two aspects of the fundamental notion that are vital to note.
  • To make sure the reader has understood the author's major point is one reason to identify a text's core idea. Every author has a purpose in mind when they write a text.

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