Let us explore the basics of an analytical paragraph

 We know what the word analysis means and while analyzing anything we break comprehensive information into the small fragments of information to make a better understanding. The information can be given in the form of pie chart, graph, table and report. The Institute Easy learn UAE is famous for giving the training on automation, DCS, CEPIP and PTE training in Dubai. 

These are information or data in easy form of visual information that depicts the holistic knowledge on something given in the form of percentage at a glance. This visual information can be reported into the words in the form of paragraph, so whatever is understood or analysed visually can be written in words is called analytical paragraph.

Size and structure of Analytical paragraph

In some exams analytical paragraphs are asked to written from hundred to hundred and twenty words while, in some of the exams these paragraphs should be of a hundred to one hundred fifty words.

What does an examiner look?

The motive behind this type of evaluation is that an examiner wants get the glimpse of intelligence by assessing or judging ability of a person who has jotted down or deciphered the visual into the words. The bottom line is that the examiner can find that the student has perfectly placed his leg into his shoes.

Parts of the analytical paragraph

The very first line is the line of introduction in which the writer introduces the information which he has seen. The later part is the body carries the general information in the form of development then to defend those developments the evidences are given, and this all ends up in conclusion. The parts are analytically discussed below

Topic Sentence/Introduction

The very first sentences are called topic sentence that tells the reader that what he is going to read in term of compare and contrast.

Description of Paragraph

This part starts where the body of the paragraph starts just after the introduction and in this part we have to use the graphical jargon like rise, fall, break point, saturation and fluctuate etc.

Comparison versus Contrast

While one is comparing looking at the similarities of two information and when a writer writes the differences between two things is called contrast. So in simple language it can be said that how the information are a like and how the information are different in a paragraph.

The words and phrases can be used for the transition are like on one hand, on the other hand, still, yet, however, in spite of, despite and nevertheless etc. The institute is also famous as DCS Training institute in Dubai where you can get Automation Training in Dubai as well!

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