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In a good paragraph, the topic sentence states the main idea, but the remaining sentences do not have to refer to the topic sentence. True False

In a good paragraph, the topic sentence states the main idea, but the remaining sentences do not have to refer to the topic sentence. True False
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In a good paragraph, the topic sentence states the main idea, but the remaining sentences do not have to refer to the topic sentence.

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The correct answer is false.

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User Grozz
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In a good paragraph, all the sentences refer to the main idea of the paragraph. So if the topic sentence refers to the main idea of the paragraph, the remaining should too (false).
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