Please explain to me the ff:

1. Main idea that is directly stated in the fisrt sentence.
2. Main idea that is stated in the last sentence.
3. Main idea that is stated in part of one sentence.
4. Where two sentences are used to express main idea.
5. Main idea wherein it must be found within the body of the paragraph.
6. Main idea where it must be inferred.

These two sites are very good. They both give clear explanations.

http://www.ccis.edu/departments/cae/studyskills/maini

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www.ccis.edu/departments/cae/studyskills/mainidea.html

vclass.mtsac.edu/amla-51/Main%20Idea/Mainidea.htm

This are the complete addresses

http://vclass.mtsac.edu/amla-51/Main%20Idea/Mainidea.htm

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Thank you so much...GuruBlue...You're an angel to me...You really solve my problem...GOD bless!!!

Wow this post is almost as old as me! I was a few months old when this post was made lol.

1. The main idea that is directly stated in the first sentence is that "These two sites are very good."

2. The main idea that is stated in the last sentence is that the user is grateful for the assistance and considers GuruBlue to be an angel who solved their problem.

3. It seems like there is no clear part of a sentence that states a main idea.

4. The main idea is expressed in two sentences: "These two sites are very good. They both give clear explanations."

5. The main idea must be found within the body of the paragraph. Unfortunately, no specific paragraph is provided, only a list of website addresses.

6. The main idea must be inferred, and in this case, we can infer that the user was seeking help or information from GuruBlue and is grateful for their assistance.

1. The main idea that is directly stated in the first sentence is not provided in the given text.

2. The main idea that is stated in the last sentence is: "They both give clear explanations."

3. The main idea that is stated in part of one sentence is not provided in the given text.

4. The given text does not contain two sentences that express a main idea together.

5. To find the main idea within the body of the paragraph, you would need to click on the provided links and read the content on the respective webpages. Unfortunately, the given links are either broken or incomplete. Without being able to access the content, it is not possible to determine the main idea found within the body of the paragraphs on those webpages.

6. To infer the main idea, you would typically need to analyze the information provided in the given text and draw a conclusion based on context clues. However, in this case, since the main ideas are not explicitly stated or provided, it is not possible to infer the main idea.