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yaroslaw [1]
1 year ago
9

Which statement is true? A) All paragraphs are indented. B) There are extra line spaces between every paragraph. C) A good parag

raph has several main ideas. D) A good paragraph usually has one main idea.
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1 answer:
Vinvika [58]1 year ago
6 0

Answer:

I think that the answer is D) A good paragraph usually has one main idea.

Explanation:

Option B) not every essay has extra line spaces between them

Option C) I good paragraph has one main idea Option

Option A) Not all paragraphs have a indent

HOPE THIS HELPED  ( have a great day)

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