Structure paragraphs with a clear topic sentence supported by grouped evidence.
Every paragraph needs its own top line. The reader should not have to wait until the end to discover why the details matter. A paragraph is a small pyramid. The first sentence states the point. The following sentences prove, explain, or qualify that point. If the support does not fit under the point, split the paragraph. Point Write the claim first: on track, blocked, over budget, ready for review, decision needed. Support Use parallel evidence. Three mixed facts feel noisy; three facts under one claim feel decisive. Split When one paragraph has two claims, split it. That is usually a…
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