How to Connect Paragraphs in Academic Writing (Part 2)
Struggling to write clear academic paragraphs? This video explains a simple method for building and connecting paragraphs in essays, IELTS Writing, university assignments, literature reviews, laboratory reports and research writing. You will learn how to write a strong topic sentence, develop one clear idea, support it with evidence or examples, analyse your evidence, and link your paragraph to the next idea using the IDEAL method. This lesson is useful for international students, foundation-year students, IELTS candidates, university applicants and anyone who wants to improve academic writing. Timecodes: 00:00 Intro 00:46 What Creates a Strong Connection Between Paragraphs? 06:06 Three Simple Ways to Link Paragraphs 10:49 6 Mistakes That Weaken Your Paragraphs

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