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Paragraph Plans

Paragraph Plans

If you do read The Pain-Free Essay, you’re going to want the plans for essay paragraphs. They are in the book or you can download them here:

Plan of Introduction paragraph

Plan for Middle Paragraph

Plan for the Conclusion Paragraph

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