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    Athiyyah Aryaza P. Indah Fitria M. Marisa Nurhaliza Putri Ayu P. Viena Lolantika Tya Mutiara Lia Maryadi

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    The document discusses topics and how to identify them. It provides: 1) A definition of topic as the central subject or idea that a whole paragraph is about. 2) Examples of how topics unite a text and make it easier for writers to elaborate ideas and readers to understand what a text is about. 3) A distinction between topics, which use a word or phrase, and main ideas, which are full sentences stating the overall message. The document then provides two examples of paragraphs and identifies the topic and main idea of each.

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    The document discusses topics and how to identify them. It provides: 1) A definition of topic as the central subject or idea that a whole paragraph is about. 2) Examples of how topics unite a text and make it easier for writers to elaborate ideas and readers to understand what a text is about. 3) A distinction between topics, which use a word or phrase, and main ideas, which are full sentences stating the overall message. The document then provides two examples of paragraphs and identifies the topic and main idea of each.

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    Athiyyah Aryaza P. Indah Fitria M. Marisa Nurhaliza Putri Ayu P. Viena Lolantika Tya Mutiara Lia Maryadi

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    Athiyyah Aryaza P.

    Indah Fitria M.
    Marisa Nurhaliza
    Putri Ayu P.
    Viena Lolantika
    Tya Mutiara
    Lia Maryadi

    Today, were going to learn more about

    TOPIC
    TOPIC
    1 Definition
    2
    Function

    3 Main Idea 4 Way to


    vs TOPIC
    Topic Find

    5
    Examples
    What
    What is
    is Topic?
    Topic?
    A topic is the one thing the whole paragraph is about.
    It is the unifying factor, which every sentence and idea
    contained in the paragraph relate to.
    It is also be defines as the word or phrase that best
    describes what all of the sentences in the paragraph are
    about.
    What
    What are
    are the
    the Functions?
    Functions?

    To unite the entire text.


    Make the writer easier to elaborate the ideas.
    Make the reader easier to understand what is the text
    talking about.
    Main Idea VS Topic
    The topic is what the sentence or the paragraph is about while the main idea is what
    the writer is trying to say in his entire message.
    Topics are simpler and only use a word or a phrase; the main idea is stated as an
    entire sentence.
    The topic must not be specific nor should it be general while the main idea must be
    complete.
    The main idea may appear in the beginning, the middle, or the last part of the
    paragraph while the topic can be found in the sentence or in a paragraph
    Another term for the main idea is topic sentence while the topic is simply called topic.
    How to
    How to find
    find it?
    it?
    If there is only one paragraph, we only need to read the
    first and second line. If there are more than one paragraph,
    we should just focus on the first paragraph.
    Look for the keyword that often appear in the paragraph.
    Remember that topic is consist of a word or phrase
    (group of words).
    Example
    Example :: 11
    Summer is a wonderful time to spend at West Beach. It is a
    beach with light-colored, soft sand. The coastline goes on
    for a long way and many people enjoy walking along it.
    Children like to play in the surf and walk along the rocks
    that are visible at low tide. This is a fun beach for people of
    all ages.
    Example
    Example :: 11
    The topic of this paragraph is?
    A. Summer.
    The main idea of this paragraph is?
    B. West Beach.
    A. Summer is a wonderful time at West Beach.
    C. The coastline.
    B. The coastline goes on for a long way
    and many people enjoy walking along it.
    C. This is a fun beach.
    Example
    Example :: 22
    Passing fears are common in early childhood. Many 2- to
    4-year-olds are afraid of animals, especially dogs. By 6
    years, children are more likely to be afraid of the dark.
    Other common fears are of thunderstorms, doctors, and
    imaginary creatures.
    Example
    Example :: 22
    the topic of this paragraph is?
    A. Fear. the main idea of this paragraph is?
    B. Passing fears. A. Passing fears are common in early childhood.
    C. Common fears. B. By 6 years, children are more likely to be
    afraid of the dark.
    C. Other common fears are thunderstorms,
    doctors, and imaginary creatures.

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