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               I like to go swimming in the summer.
               Swimming  is  my  most  favourite  activity  in  the  summer.  When  the  sun  is  shining

               and the air is warm, you will find me dipping into my backyard pool. It’s not an
               impressive pool, only three feet deep, but it’s mine.

               There are three reasons I like to swim.

               8 I get lots of exercise.
               8 I enjoy the freedom.

               8 I have an opportunity to be in the sun.                                  Paragraph







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               To achieve a similar layout in a browser, you use a text editor. There is where you put all
               your codes and contents. For the PC it’s Notepad, for the MAC it’s TextEdit.



             How does HTML Work?

             HTML consists of a series of short codes typed into a text file by the site author. These
             codes are called tags      . The text is then saved as an html file and viewed through a

             browser like Google Chrome. This browser reads the file and translates the text into a
             visible form, hopefully rendering the page as the author had intended.

             HTML Tags

             HTML  tags  are  the  hidden  key  words  within  a  web  page  that  define  how  the  web

             browser must format and display the content.
             Most tags must have two parts, an opening and a closing part. For example : <html>

             is the opening tag and </html> is the closing tag. The closing tag has the same text
             as the opening tag, but has an additional forward-slash (/) character.

             There are some tags that are an exception to this rule, and where a closing tag is not
             required. The <img> tag for showing images is one example of this.






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