Most of us probably remember learning how to write a paragraph in English class. It should be a chunk of text that’s all on the same topic. In html, you can wrap text in a <p> tag, and that tells the browser to display your text as a “chunk”, but it also tells us that the text is all on the same topic– that these words go together thematically.

To turn a chunk of text into a paragraph, just add an opening <p> in front of it, and a closing </p> after it, and you have a paragraph! Easy, right? Learn more about paragraphs at the W3 School and try out this skill on their TryIt Editor.

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