How many lines does characteristic writing need?

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Mice21 [21]1 year ago

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Generally the paragraphs have between 4 and 7 lines and the texts have between 5 and 6 paragraphs.

<h3>How many lines are needed to write a text?</h3>

To write a text there is not a certain number of lines, the number of lines depends on the deepening that the author wants to do about the text and the ideas that he wants to express.

However, there are some minimum rules for the length of the texts that we can take into account once we are going to write a text. For example, paragraphs should be between 4 and 7 lines in order to include all the necessary information.

On the other hand, the texts must have between 5 and 6 paragraphs at least, one of which must be introductory and the final paragraph must be to conclude.

According to the above, the lines necessary to write a text are not determined by a fixed rule but by the depth that the author wants to give his text.

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