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Oksi-84 [34.3K]
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Your principal has suggested that all books should be removed from the school library and replaced

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stira [4]2 years ago
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It should be noted they when writing an article, it's important to address one's point effectively.

<h3>Writing an article.</h3>

An article simply means a piece of writing that is written for a larger audience. It's usually written in order to illustrate a particular point.

In this case, the following are required:

  • The heading or title of the article.
  • The opening paragraph of the article.
  • The body of the article which should contain the information regarding the topic.
  • The conclusion which is the ending paragraph.

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