The topic sentence generally is composed of three parts: (a) the topic itself and (b) the controlling idea (c) Supporting sentences. Writing effective topic sentences, however, involves more than merely stating the subject of the paragraph.
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Answer:
The devil never like to talk about him but he kills detroys he is no good. Hes no jesus he is a fallen angel burned wing riped from him replased with bat wings and a hallow replaced with horns of a bull legs bent like a antalope he caused the humans to go here in this skin sut at frust we were souls but now were in this meat sack called skin (if it didnt help go get a bible and go to church)
Answer:
A position.
Explanation:
Let's start by removing some answers. A topic: the topic is safety of football for elementary students. An objective tone: it does in fact have an objective tone. Evidence: it is a known fact that there are differing opinions about this. This leaves a position. They only state that opinions differ, they do not say their position.
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