Block elements are normally displayed without starting a new line

That's correct! Block elements in HTML are displayed as a block-level element, which means they are displayed on a new line and take up the full width available. This is in contrast to inline elements, which are displayed on the same line as other elements.

Some common examples of block elements include:

• <p> (paragraph)
• <h1>, <h2>, <h3>, etc. (headings)
• <div> (division)
• <ul>, <ol>, <li> (unordered and ordered lists)
• <table> (table)
• <form> (form)

Block elements are typically displayed with a line break before and after them, and they can have a width that is set to a specific value or that is determined by the content within the element.