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Each main idea in a paragraph should be supported by ____ pieces of proof or evidence.
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Each main idea in a paragraph should be supported by ____ pieces of proof or evidence.
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it's two pieces of evidence or proof
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Each main idea should be supported by
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pieces of proof or evidence. However, this may vary per teacher and sometimes they may want three pieces of evidence. Most of the time though the standard answer is two.
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