The author would include things such as statistics
Yes: Students should wear uniforms, it keeps everyone equivalent and reduces the percentage of bullying in learning establishments.
Just examples
No: Students shouldn't wear uniforms, they should have the unchallenged, unprecedented, freedom to wear whatever they shall please.
Answer:
Which sentence is the topic sentence? 3
Which sentence is the concluding sentence? 4
Which sentence does not support the topic of the paragraph? 7
Explanation:
It's very simple to understand, The conclusion sentence should either restate the topic sentence or just wrap everything up. It makes the most sense that the topic sentence is 3 because it's a generic sentence, whereas the other sentences are supporting details. If the topic of the paragraph is 3, 7 is the sentence that does not support that topic.
Sorry if any of these are wrong!
1. reading - present tense
2. paid - past tense
3. Laughing - present
4. growing - present
5. chosen - past
A participle is a verb that is used as an adjective or a noun. For example, in sentence 1, reading is describing the type of glasses, #2 paid is describing the type of volunteer, etc. Present tense participles usually end in -ing, past tense in -ed.
