What might happen to writing if paragraphs didn’t exist? How would that affect the reader?

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Yes i think it will because you could lose your place in a book. Paragraphs are also used to separate different ideas.
like one paragraph could be about a person jumping an the next paragraph is about riding that would be confusing!
tell me if that helped!?
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Nataliya [291]3 years ago

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If writing didn't have paragraphs, it would be so much difficult to the readers. First off, if there wasn't paragraphs, there would be a big block of words to read without pausing.

The reader will also get bored because its too long. It will also be a problem because whenever theres dialogue, there must be a different paragraph for that. It will have the reader very confused at some point.

Hope this helps!

---Avery

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