A division/classification
paragraph or essay either divides something into parts or groups
related things into categories.
. . When people walk through a hardware store or home
improvement center, they will notice how many kinds of paint
are available. The various kinds of paint can be grouped according
to finish: glossy, semi-gloss, and flat. First of all, most kitchens
and bathrooms are painted with glossy or semi-gloss enamel which
is the easiest to clean and holds up well to scrubbing. Enamels
are also used on interior trim for the same reasons. Sometimes
they are even used on children's bedroom walls where they might
get scuff marks or be written on accidentally. The other kind
of paint is flat latex; this paint is used for walls and ceilings
of regular bedrooms and living areas as it is less likely to
show the imperfections of rough walls due to poor putty jobs,
scratches, or uneven surfaces under the paint and it is less
likely to need frequent scrubbing. In conclusion, the finish
of the paint is as important as the color.
Notice the transitions
used to make the kinds of paint stand out: first of all, also,
sometimes, the other kind, and in conclusion.

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