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by Gabriela Berto
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explain quotation examples terms factual topic

Supporting sentences either or prove the topic sentence . Supporting sentences usually have one of the following functions :

? they provide specific and details ;
? they explain important ;
? they support the point made in the sentence , often with a or a paraphrase ;
? give to illustrate the point made in the topic sentence .

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