To me, the crucial part here is "before you begin" - this means that we're being asked for the steps before you write the first letter.
First, it's good to have a topic (1) for your paragraph - or a leading thought if your paragraph is a part of a bigger piece. This will ensure you stay on this topic and not digress.
Second, it's good to have the content ready (2) - so the arguments and the examples you want to give.
Third, it's good to have a structure(3) - this way your paragraph will be easy to read.
If you have those before you even start writing, your paragraph will be well-structured and well-written!
Personally, I would phrase it like this:
The choir moved the audience to tears with their beautiful voices.
Answer:
could you copy and paste the para
Explanation:
The man, the dog, and the cat all sit down at the bar and the bartender says "What can I get you?" The dog looks squarely at the bartender and says I'll take a vodka, the guy will take a water, and the cat will take a scotch." The bartender looks absolutely shocked at the dog and says "This is AMAZING! You're a dog that can talk..." The guy looks at the bartender, and says "Don't be fooled, the cat is a ventriloquist."
