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Now you might have noticed that when we added a paragraph it created a fairly large space

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we can see a fairly wide gap between the first second and third line

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it actually double spaced the lines of text.

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What if we only wanted a single line break.

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Well for that we'd have to use a brake tag to begin type A BLOCK OF TEXT nested within a paragraph 10.

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We will then separate this block of text using a line Greek.

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Now we have the lines typed

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we want a separate line one from line two.

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So to do that we'll go ahead and type a brake tag or enter a brake take notice that the brake tag does

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not require a closing retake take.

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Now let's go ahead and save the file and preview it in our browser

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so we can see that line one is separated from line to

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and the gap is much smaller using the line brake tag versus the paragraph tag.