<span>The body of the essayThe function of the essay's body is to fully develop the argument outlined in the introduction. Each paragraph within the body of the essay elaborates on one major point in the development of the overall argument (although some points may consist of a number of sub-points, each of which will need a paragraph). The main point in each paragraph needs to be clearly stated in the form of a topic sentence, which is then supported with evidence. Let's look at how the student's essay on why Italy in 1860 was seen as an unlikely nation developed (remember the argument is that Italy was seen as an unlikely nation because of the many obstacles in the way of unification). The example below shows only the first (or topic) sentence of each paragraph, and not the remaining sentences of each paragraph. This is to highlight the way the main points in the argument can be presented at the beginning of each paragraph to show the logical steps in the argument.</span>
if you could list them with some separation or order i could help you out
My favorite place to visit is the beach. Seeing the sunset and watching the waves crash on the shore, and hearing the birds sing and watching them play and glide gracefully just above the water is a sight I’ll never forget. The smell of the ocean and the fresh air is what I compare to the smell of my childhood. The warm sand under my hands and soft and smooth but hard sea glass against the palms of my hands relax me. The taste of the salty air in my mouth is so pure. The beach gives me a sensory overload but also relaxes me.
Answer:Its just a gut feeling
Explanation:You can trust them if they are loyal and don't cross boundries
B an amount of good or service consider reasonable
