TEEL Paragraph Structure And Their Use

Meaning of TEEL

In essence or basically, the structure of TEEL provides an organized method for getting or organizing thoughts. By using the structure of TEEL it helps to demonstrate to the audience that can evaluate or respond to a text and question.

T stands for Topic Sentence

The very initial sentence of a paragraph gives or provides a reader with a clear idea of what is going to be talked about. It is great if respond directly to the question!

E for example:

In this section of the TEEL paragraph, it is requisite to find out essential notes, quotes from the book to support the broad- gauge subject concept and thesis in this section of the TEEL paragraph. While preparing this section of the paragraph culminating (highlighting) the main words, underlining the important text, and annotating the text will lead a reader to read it and could serve well.

E for explanation

So after the examples are written. It’s time to elaborate in the same manner why the examples are related to the theme in the explain section of the paragraph. This section of the TEEL paragraph is the bulk of the paragraph. A full explanation or whole detail of the key point’s main words and examining and thickening or broadening out some points whatever will be creating.

L for linking sentence

Here in the linking sentence of the paragraph is the summary of all the arguments. Highlight how the paragraph relates or contributes to the overall point or thesis. It is predominant to record that the TEEL paragraph structure is very common or non-specific and bygone day by day this section of the paragraph will start to glance more like the TEEL paragraph! This simply signifies or implies that the paragraph will be groove with instances and justification, pointing out or indicating that on a right track.

Here is the sample or an example TEEL table. In relation or connection to the concept of dehumanization. Below Table for Ray Bradbury’s ‘The Pedestrian’.

Technique	Example	Effect
Representation	Example is Behind the windows, a slight glimpse or glance of dragonflies elimination emerged in flutters	The effect is that Bradbury is referring to the television sets that most residents appear to be glued to, like fireflies to light sources, using symbolism. This demonstrates or signifies how people would rather rely on perceptions of the world seen on their television screens than examine it for themselves
Abbreviated sentence	An example is don’t have a profession	The car of the police is seen disbanding Mead’s employment as a writer in this short statement. This pointed out or highlighted the protagonist’s society which is a lack of innovation or inventions and freedom or right of expression.
Dark imagery or symbolism	“Tomb-like construction” "Gray phantoms..." "...Walking through a cemetery..."	These types of symbolism or imagery depict Mead’s city’s separation or isolation and alienated nature, implying a shift away from innovation or creativity and a gradual adoption or embrace of technology and loneliness.

Dehumanization is the concept that explains or explored the TEEL table. The above table can be created for several of the themes and is a great way or manner to keep track of all of the approaches in one place!

Constructing or putting the paragraph together

To be very essential to ensure that the topic of the paragraph or statement connects not only to the question but also relates to the phrases or sentences as well which will be investigated or explored in the best possible manner. A better topic sentence will make sure or try to assimilate both the sentence and theme together and the question in one concise sentence or a phrase.

Similarly, a good linking sentence on the assignment helps or serves to conclude the points which were made in the paragraph while also connecting or relating to the inquiry.