~Some Paragraphs and Tenses.

SKPS is the best school in the town. It's first priority is to procide students a co-operative environment to learn and grow. The high qualified staff at SKPS is pretty motivative and encouraging. Other than the dissemination of standard education, it provides a healthy vicinity with air-conditioned classrooms and other extra-curricular activities.

So this is how you describe a topic sentence in the form of a praragraph. Short and clear.

If you find it difficult to write the introductary paragraph, here are few points that might help.

In the introduction, talk about two things, i.e. i) The Question given ii) A certain view

Ideal introductions begin with:
i) A question
For instance, your given topic is "The problem with Lazy Childern" It may go like: Are children spending too much time in front of T.V. screens? And not enough in the fresh air? There is a serious debate going on about whether children should be more agile.

ii) A fact
Any fact regarding the topic will work here. In an international magazine, an article about "Google's Driverless Cars" starts like: "Google's driverless cars are cars that can drive themselves." Plain language, giving off a perfectly clear idea about the topic.

Such intoductions, with one line justification gives away a look of sharp amd detailed understanding.

Note: Do not conclude in the indroductary paragraph.
Never say if you "agree" or "disagree" with the topic. Otherwise, the rest of the argument would be pretty useless and would go to dogs, instead try to give a general introduction, juxtapose between both points and conclude at the end.

Tenses~

1.Present Perfect Progressive/Continuos

Structure: Subject+ has/have +been +present participle (-ing form)

Use: Activity started in the past and still continued.

E.g. I had been practising essay writing for two months.
I had been reading the novel since morning.

2.Future Progressive/Continuos

Structure: Subject+ will + be + Present Participle + Object + Time frame

Use: On going activity at a certain point of time in future.

Advanced Vocabulary;

Etc ... So on so forth
People ... Professionals
Use ... Consume
Because ... Since/As long as
Recently ... Lately

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