Grade 4

Topic sentences and supporting points

Build a paragraph that starts clearly and adds details that stay on the same topic.

Category: Grammar in Use 10 min Confident
Aa Tap Say చదవండి

A strong paragraph usually begins with one sentence that tells what the paragraph will be about. The next sentences should support that idea.

Listen and learn

Hover on desktop or tap on mobile to hear each card.

T Picture card
Sound card Quick practice

Topic sentence: Our school library is a quiet place where students can learn in many ways.

opening line

This sentence gives the main idea of the whole paragraph.

Example: A topic sentence guides the paragraph.

S Picture card
Sound card Quick practice

Supporting detail: Students borrow storybooks, use dictionaries, and sit in reading corners.

detail one

This detail connects directly to the library idea.

Example: Supporting details should stay relevant.

S Picture card
Sound card Quick practice

Supporting detail: The librarian also helps children choose books at the right level.

detail two

This adds more useful information without changing the topic.

Example: Good details deepen the main idea.

C Picture card
Sound card Quick practice

Closing idea: Because of these features, the library becomes one of the most useful places in school.

closing sentence

A closing line can wrap up the paragraph clearly.

Example: A paragraph should feel complete.

More in this topic

Keep the reading rhythm going with another tiny lesson.

Grade 4

Verb tenses in context

Notice how past, present, and future verbs change depending on when the action happens.