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Denny

20/09/2019 0 0

A paragraph is a group of sentences put together in a logical way.

Example:

The television is a useful gadget of modern times.

It is also a source of entertainment.

A variety of programmes are telecast on various channel.

Watching television helps keep one aware of the latest

happenings around the world.

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