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4 Patterns of Paragraph 2 - パラグラフの4パターン②
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4 Patterns of Paragraph 2
今回のフォーカスは「パラグラフの4パターン②」です。
②では比較・対照、原因⇒結果という2つのパターンについてカバー。
パラグラフのパターンを理解、展開を先回りして確実にフォローしましょう。
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