A. Finally there's Jerry who wins some and loses some. B. Dana, for example, has entered and won six contests.
C. Some people are a lot luckler than others,
D. Linda, on the other hand, has never won a contest.
Which would be the order of the sentences to form a paragraph?
1. C, D, B, A
2. B, D, A, C
3. D, B, A, C
O 4. C, B, D, A

4. C, B, D, A

Explanation:

A paragraph can be defined as a formatting technique used typically for separating the main ideas of an essay into a sets of logical units, in order to enhance or facilitate a reader's ability to follow a writer’s argument.

In English language and writing, paragraphs are primarily used in breaking an essay’s main ideas into manageable but logical units. Therefore, each paragraph contained in an essay or writeups focuses on just an idea from the main idea and illustrates logical, coherent and succinct sentences to enhance the idea. In order to achieve the above, it is important to always consider this three elements;

1. Purpose of writing.

2. Tone or attitude.

3. Your intended audience.

In a nutshell, as a writer you should ensure your paragraphs are related to the main idea (topic), well organized, engaging, coherent and succinct. Also, all paragraphs should start on a new line in the essay.

In this scenario, the order of the sentences to form a paragraph would be;

I. Some people are a lot luckier than others.

II. Dana, for example, has entered and won six contests.

III. Linda, on the other hand, has never won a contest.

IV. Finally there's Jerry who wins some and loses some.

a pirate walks into a bar with a steering wheel sticking out of his pants.

bartender: isn't that uncomfortable?

pirate: arrgh! it's drivin' me nuts!