Why you get stuck
The usual causes:
- Reporting numbers in the order they appear.
- Naming a group that the data does not fit.
- Thinking extra while or whereas creates structure.
- Hiding an exception inside a group.
"There is so much data I just go through it one by one." That reads like a list. Group first and the detail paragraphs get an order.
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The usual causes:
Each comes with an example. Revise your draft against them.
"Put the facts in order", 8–10 minutes. On the newsroom paragraph desk, choose a grouping, name each group, write 60–90 words of detail and one link sentence. The hints ask whether a group name hides a flat period or another exception.
Bus up, metro up, car down, bike flat.
B. A mixes opposite directions and C does not group. Bike is flat, so putting it in the rising group would be wrong.
"There is so much data I just go through it one by one." That reads like a list. Group first and the detail paragraphs get an order.
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