English Language Writing Skills

By Danso Kwasi Nti Samuel (DAS). Study the complete course source, examine every model and practise alongside Professor Jarvis.

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- Example: "The grand piano, with its gleaming black surface, dominates the room. The

walls are adorned with vintage framed photographs, and a soft rug lies beneath the piano,

adding warmth to the space."

Tips for Implementing an Organized Structure

• Create a mental map: Visualize the scene or process to determine the best order for

   presenting details.

• Use transitions: Employ transitional words and phrases (e.g., "first," "next," "to the

   right") to guide the reader through the description.

• Stay consistent: Stick to the chosen method of organization throughout the paragraph to

   maintain clarity.

An organized structure helps ensure that the description is easy to follow and effectively

communicates the intended image or process to the reader.

Concluding Sentence of a descriptive paragraph

The concluding sentence wraps up the descriptive paragraph by summarizing the main

points or offering a final thought. It provides closure to the description and reinforces the

overall impression left by the paragraph. Here’s how to craft an effective concluding

sentence:

Purpose of the Concluding Sentence

1. Summarize the Description:

     • Reiterate the key details or main features described in the paragraph to reinforce the

        overall picture.