The most common position for the main idea in a paragraph is _____.
usually the first sentence or the introduction
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The thesis statement...?
Oh hold on...: https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20081217070844AAr3k76 certainly the middle because your first is your intro and claim, the middle would be to explain and support that claim, and the end is your conclusion and summing up. c: hope that was helpful
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