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Now in this tutorial, we are going to discuss about HTML tags which define the page, like blanks, quotes and paragraphs.
The Paragraph Tag
The paragraph tag, given by <p> , is used for making paragraphs in your text. Its an open tag, which means that the </p> tag is not required. They basically indicate where a new paragraph starts by inserting a blank between successive text. Consecutive <p> tags are ignored by the browser, and each <p> pair should have some text between them for actual count.
<p>
This is a test on the paragraph tags in HTML
<p>
The tags are working perfectly.
The above code gives the following output.

The Break Line Tag
The break line tag, <br>, is used to start afresh from the next line. This tag is also unpaired , it does not require </br> tag. A couple of <br> can be used to insert blank lines into the Webpage.
This is a test<br>Its working fine
The above code gives the following output.

The Quotations Tag
The <blockquote> is used as the quotation tag, and it is paired, it requires a closing tag. It indents the quotes a few spaces and a couple of these indent them in summation, as per the browser setting.
The sample code below gives the following output
<blockquote>This is a test</blockquote>
<blockquote><blockquote>Its working fine</blockquote></blockquote>

These tags will let you carry out the basic document defining tasks as demonstrated very easily.