A. in one or two sentences; support that point
The point of a paragraph is usually stated in one or two sentences at the beginning of a sentence. These one or two sentences will be known as the topic sentences. The remainder of the paragraph will be sentences that support the topic. It’s important to note that all sentences within a paragraph absolutely need to develop or support the idea/topic; otherwise, the sentence will be considered off topic. Additionally, the paragraph (even though it may have two topic sentences) should only be about one thing. Never try to cover too much in a paragraph because this will inevitably lead to underdeveloped ideas—too vague. Remember: one idea = one paragraph.
Answer:"The point of a paragraph is usually stated in one or two sentences, then the rest of the sentences support that point."
Explanation: the first one or two sentences are the topic sentences and the other sentences or paragraphs are called supporting ideas.
