Weegy: To develop concrete examples. - is why writers use the prewriter's questioning technique of asking Who? What Where? When Why? and How? when developing a paragraph. (More)

Weegy: When my mother opened the front door, the aromas of savory turkey and sweet spices greeted us before anyone could say hello.- is the sentence that appeals to a reader's sense of smell in a paragraph about Thanksgiving dinner. [ ] (More)

Weegy: On either side of the river are many willow trees with long branches that dance gracefully in the wind. (More)

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Weegy: Students were asked to write a paragraph on why or why not public schools should be operated on a year-round schedule, without a summer break. This is Marcus's first draft. Pro: Year round would help moms and dads who work. [ Year round would help students remember stuff (rather than forgetting it over the summer). Con: Students would burn out without a summer vacation. Teachers would burn out without a summer vacation. Many people discuss the issue of operating public schools on a year-round schedule. I would not have enjoyed going to school on a year-round schedule, but I understand the benefits of the idea. My cousin's school has the year-round schedule. His school was first in state football. There are lots of different feelings on this issue. Marcus's paragraph: With just a little more work, it will be fine. ] (More)