If a body paragraph doesn't have enough specific details, A. it is too short and too weak to support the thesis statement. B. it can be mistaken for the introduction or c…

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Marco Cerliani · Answer 1 · 2019-06-09T20:30:46+0000

A, it's too short and weak to support. You need details for everything you claim so you have a strong paragraph. *** your details don't always have to be quoted.. paraphrasing or referring back is great too.

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