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HTML uses tags to define how text appears on a web page.

When you open a tag (<tag style>), it affects all the text that appears after the tag. You must close the tag (</tag style>) to return the formatting to a normal text style.

VERY IMPORTANT:
If you don't close your tag, it will affect the rest of your response, as well as the responses that follow.

• Paragraph breaks (<p>): To ensure that your response layout looks the way you want it to, make sure you add <p> at the end of each paragraph. This identifies the end of a paragraph, similar to the ¶ used in many word processors.

• Line breaks (<br>): Similar to paragraph breaks, line breaks are used when you want to start text on a different line, without starting a new paragraph.

• Bold text (<b>): Emphasizes your text, so it stands out when you want to make a point. Surround the text you want to bold with <b> (open tag) and </b> (close tag).
  This is an example of bold text

• Italic text (<i>): Gives your text character; often used when quoting or displaying spoken text. Surround the text you want to italicize with <i> (open tag) and </i> (close tag).
  So I said "This is an example of italic text"

• Centered text (<center>): Centers your text in the page; usually used on single lines and as titles. Surround the text you want to center with <center> (open tag) and </center> (close tag).
  This is an example of centered text

For more information on HTML, this reference guide has plenty of useful information.

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