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SAT Writing & Language: Selecting an Effective Topic Sentence for a Paragraph 9 Views
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This SAT Writing video goes over an analysis of producers, suppliers and manufacturers on clean energy. Pretty cool huh!
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- 00:02
all right shmoopers on 9 of 11 you know we
- 00:05
know you can't wait to get done with
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this either all right question which
- 00:11
well this paragraphs about how the
- 00:13
Institute will create teams for its [paragraph appears]
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- 00:16
projects so as we well know there's no I
- 00:19
in team it's all about collaboration in [team all putting hands in circle]
- 00:21
this case it's about collaboration
- 00:23
between producers suppliers and
- 00:25
manufacturers or maybe it's among them
- 00:28
either way they all get included while
- 00:30
it may be true that the Institute has
- 00:32
connections across those three realms
- 00:34
those connections are less relevant to
- 00:36
the paragraph than what the Institute is
- 00:37
doing with the connections there's no
- 00:39
mention of luxury cars in the rest of [man with briefcase steps out of car]
- 00:41
the paragraph so positioning it as the
- 00:43
reason for collaboration misguides the
- 00:45
reader there's also no mention of
- 00:47
private investors or really any
- 00:49
investors for that matter like where did
- 00:50
that come from so let's keep the facts
- 00:52
straights only about what's in the prose
- 00:54
so the answer is a to facilitate
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