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我们为什么使用段落？
段落是论述某一特定要点或思想的书面论述的一个自成一体的单元。 一个段落由一个或多个句子组成。 尽管任何语言的语法都没有要求，但段落通常是正式写作的预期部分，用于组织较长的散文。
段落的目的是表达演讲者或作者的控制思想，并用具体细节来支持它。 论文中的大多数段落具有三部分结构-介绍、正文和结论。
导言（第一句）为下面的内容奠定了基础，并阐述了要点。 正文（第2-4句）通过支持细节和解释来发展这一点。 结论（最后一句）重申了要点或总结了所说的话。
我可以使用这个工具创建的随机段落吗？
是的，你可以。The Story Shack声称对这些名字没有任何版权要求，但当然也有可能这个名字生成器提供的一些价值已经被其他任何人所拥有，所以请确保总是做你的尽职调查。
我可以用这个[名字]产生多少个想法？
这个随机段落生成器可以为你的项目产生数以千计的想法，所以请放心地继续点击，最后使用方便的复制功能将你的段落导出到你选择的文本编辑器。尽情享受吧!
什么是好的段落？
在这个生成器中，有成千上万的随机段落。这里有一些样本可以开始。
| 理念 #1 | Gabriela put the phone down and looked me in the face. She was my mother’s age and, despite no relation, had my grandmother’s hazel eyes, more green than chestnut. The magazine’s cramped office meant that our desks were so close to each other that I almost ate my lunch in her lap every day. | © Christine Stoddard |
| 理念 #2 | Have you ever slipped on a banana peel? Probably not. Because banana peels aren’t particularly slippery. | © Michael Ilkiw |
| 理念 #3 | They stood perfectly in line, all five of them. Their view, the deserted park that served as a border for their living quarters. Its grass had long before died, its trees were withered, and any wildlife that used to live there had moved on to a better place. Small craters littered the landscape. It was a place of desolation and the perfect indication of what life was like these days in New Moscow. | © Martin Hooijmans |
| 理念 #4 | Devlin was one of thirty-two people who answered the newspaper ad for Superhumans— with REAL powers only— wanted for secret society squadron. | © Angel Zapata |
| 理念 #5 | They scaled the tree, settled themselves on the highest branch and took their apples out of their pockets. From up here Janey could see the river flashing with sunlight and little silver fish, the dairy cows behind the fence and beyond that, a farmer on his tractor. The woods were bursting with bee buzz, bird trill and freedom. Further down the river, the rumble of the waterfall. The only rules that governed their days were to keep away from the waterfall, to not talk to strange men and to get home before dinner time. Janey bit into her apple and wriggled with happiness. | © Sandra Arnold |
| 理念 #6 | The Summer Holidays were over. From his vantage point, little shovel in hand, Jimmy could see his parents loading the car with all belongings they had brought to the beach house, his included. Somehow, after two weeks of heated discussion, mom and dad were still convinced their young son would accompany them home. Jimmy saw no single reason why he should, though. Home meant school, chores, bullies, and a whole assortment of additional things he disliked. Here, on the beach, he could live in his palace, enjoying not a care in the world. | © Martin Hooijmans |
| 理念 #7 | My best friend in the world probably does not exist. We never speak longer than twenty minutes or so, and then I don’t see him for a year — but he is my closest friend. He has been so for my whole life. I hope he will be there when I die, or at least that I will meet him once more on that day. | © Mateja Vidakovic |
| 理念 #8 | “What you’ve said is fucking insulting.” | © Julian Aidan |
| 理念 #9 | CARMODY: You know, sometimes my moods just rise and fall like the flags up there on the two hotels |
| 理念 #10 | a little wind and my flags are up! | © Charles D. Tarlton |
| 理念 #11 | We were having a campout in our backyard when the motorcycle gang showed up. They weren’t really riding motorcycles and I’m not sure they were a gang either. They were a handful of codgers, three riding mopeds and two on Vespas with one in a golf cart. | © Paul Beckman |
你可以在你的储物箱中查看保存的想法（也是离线）!