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denis23 [38]
3 years ago
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Renalda Garwacki will no longer be our receptionist. After 30 selfless years of service, Renalda has chosen to take a little mor

e time for herself. With a new grandbaby on the way, Renalda looks forward to nurturing her family. Renalda, enjoy your retirement: we will miss you. What kind of organizational pattern does the previous paragraph use
English
1 answer:
Rom4ik [11]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Direct organizational pattern

Explanation:

The given paragraph employs a 'direct organizational pattern' because it clearly reveals the motive or objective of the essay that Renalda is retiring in the very beginning('Renalda...will no longer be our receptionist') and the details to support the claim later('after 30 selfless years...retirement'). This approach takes the idea forward in a positive manner by beginning with the main idea followed by the evidence.

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