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Thank you We sneak in man here's yours from up

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to sure brought to you by hardened criminals Maybe they'd

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softened up if they were using the right lotion You

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think about that all right you're falling passage from jordan

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Are buddy prisoners the vote kind of reparation After you

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All right which of these senses could potentially be used

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to start a new paragraph and your potential and start

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all right Well the main thing to think about here

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is that a paragraph needs to be somehow united in

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terms of its topic if it doesn't riff on the

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same basic idea or if it suddenly ends for no

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reason Well things become hard to understand and if things

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become hard to understand our readers say and move on

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ready to top option a definitely won't work sentence twenty

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four directly continues the thought from the sense before it

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so it would be the height of insanity to put

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a paragraph break between the two there Well we can

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think of a few things that are more insane like

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a dog when the mailman comes to the door but

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still option a is pretty crazy Choi si isn't going

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to get our vote either Sentence twenty five begins the

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topic of disenfranchised minorities and sentenced twenty six continues thie

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idea well why would we want to stop a paragraph

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We've just introduced a new idea way would correct answer

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is b way we're going to split paragraph seven cents

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Twenty five would be the most logical place since it's

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the first to talk about how minorities air affected by

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disenfranchised Oh we almost forgot Since we have a correct

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answer we can obviously ignore option d which thinks all

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the other answers were wrong Some of these often that's 00:01:46.598 --> [endTime] it

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