Thesis Statement vs Topic Sentences | English Writing Skills

This video explains the difference between the Thesis Statement and the Topic Sentence. After you watch this, you will clearly understand what each one is.

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[abderrafimansari]

Good evening Professor, thanks for your best lesson, frankly super lesson.... Welcome to Morocco if

[longmann]

Hi Teacher Wendy. My cheers to your latest video. Have a blessed day.

[lo_si]

Thank you very much . I am so glad that you came back to teach us.

[sairagul]

Need information on subject verb agreement..

[grocker]

Hello Wendy, so me teacher made some comments about my writing and what Comes up alot is that my structure blends together..any ideas how I can stop this ?

[sairagul]

Is it possible for you to make a video on context clue and narrations/direct and indirect??? I will be waiting ☺️

[kongorepublic]

Is the topic sentence background of an essay or outline statement? I'm confused. What is actually an outline statement in essay?
Please help!

[fazalbahramzi]

Thank you for the useful information. I would like to request you to provide some hints on how to choose a topic from a given prompt for an argumentative essay or any other 5 paragraph essays. In the meantime, if you provide your contact information will be great.

[Englishforbeginner]

hi teacher,
May you make a video about reaction essay please

[nirajthakor]

Mam how could i past subjunctive here?

Actually i was watching a video in where a tiger was inside the glass cage and people was enjoying outside.

1) I wish he wandered outside in the forest.
2) I wish he could wander outside in the forest.

[ahmadfathy]

But in some cases, The topic sentence may not appear at the beginning of the paragraph and at that time, we may need to create a topic sentence based on what the paragraph is talking about. Is that right and How can I know that ?

[diazj]

Hi miss Wendy. I have a test on writing a paragraph tomorrow and I really need your help. Where can I contact with you? Instagram, mail etc.