What is the difference between a sentence and a paragraph?

Sure, here's the difference between a sentence and a paragraph:

Sentence:

• A single, complete thought that expresses a single idea.
• It contains a subject and a predicate (a verb).
• It can stand alone as a complete thought.

Paragraph:

• A group of related sentences that are organized and develop a single idea or topic.
• It contains at least two sentences and may include supporting details, examples, or transitions.
• It introduces a topic and provides a broader context for the ideas presented.

In simpler terms, a sentence is a single "sentence" within a paragraph, while a paragraph is a collection of related sentences that build upon a single idea.