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Sequence refers to the order of sections, sentences or ideas within a piece of writing.
Sequence: What goes where?
For example, the Persuasive Essay Example includes a logical sequence of (a) a title, (b) a thesis, (c) definitions, (d) arguments, evidence and examples, (e) a brief discussion of implications, and (f) a summary. Items a and b appear in the introduction; d and e appear in the body; and f appears in the conclusion.
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