Supporting ideas in a text refer to details that reinforce the main idea. These are the examples, evidence, facts, and explanations that help to clarify, elaborate on, or strengthen the main point of the article. They provide the necessary context and justification for the arguments or claims being made, aiding the reader in understanding the central message of the text.
What are supporting ideas in a text?
the intended audience
the concluding remarks
the main point of the article
details that reinforce the main idea
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