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To make a message visually inviting and easy to read, what is the ideal length for most paragraphs?

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To make a message visually inviting and easy to read, what is the ideal length for most paragraphs?

To make a message visually inviting and easy to read, what is the ideal length for most paragraphs?
A) One screen of a mobile device
B) Short to medium
C) At least one page
D) Between 300 and 500 words
E) One sentence

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Reason: B) The optimum paragraph length is short to medium in most cases. Short paragraphs, generally 100 words or fewer (this paragraph has 92 words), are easier to read than long ones, and they make your writing look inviting.

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