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Supporting/Concluding Sentences
English Language Arts, Grade 5
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Study Guide Supporting/Concluding Sentences English Language Arts, Grade 5
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SUPPORTING
SENTENCES
What
are
Supporting
Sentences?
Supporting
sentences
SUPPORT
the
main
idea
of
the
paragraph.
These
sentences
follow
a
topic
sentence
in
a
paragraph.
Supporting
sentences
contain
details
that
help
describe
or
explain
the
main
idea
of
the
paragraph.
Supporting
sentences
should
fit
the
context
and
flow
of
a
paragraph.
Example:
If
a
paragraph
was
written
about
the
closing
of
the
Family
Tree
Store
in
town,
a
good
supporting
sentence
of
this
topic
would
be:
The
Family
Tree
Store
that
has
been
opened
since
1901
is
closing
tomorrow.
Try
This!
Which
sentence
would
best
support
the
following
topic
sentence?
My
sister
is
the
best
sister
in
the
world.
a]
My
sister
looks
like
my
Mom.
b]
I
always
fight
with
my
sister.
c]
I
have
two
brothers.
d]
My
sister
takes
care
of
me
when
I
am
sick.
What
is
a
Concluding
Sentence?
A
concluding
sentence
comes
at
the
END
of
a
paragraph.
A
concluding
sentence
wraps
up
what
was
talked
about
in
the
paragraph.
It
is
a
summary
and
restates
the
main
idea
of
the
paragraph.
Example:
If
an
article
was
written
about
how
much
someone
loves
her
dad,
a
good
concluding
sentence
could
be:
I
wouldn’t
trade
my
dad
for
any
other
dad
in
the
universe.
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Try
This!
Which
sentence
would
be
best
to
CONCLUDE
a
paragraph
written
about
the
First
Day
of
Summer
Parade?
a]
I
like
summer
better
than
winter.
b]
Now
that
the
parade
has
ended,
the
summer
can
begin.
c]
It
is
extremely
hot
in
the
summer.
d]
I
like
going
to
the
beach
during
the
summer.
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