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1. Start each paragraph with a word or phrase so the reader knows what to expect, for example Firstly, On the other hand or To sum up. 2. Link your sentences with these words: In addition; Another advantage is that; However; Also; Another disadvantage is that. 3. Organise your essay in paragraphs. paragraph 1 – introduction.
- Writing skills practice: A for and against essay exercises
Writing skills practice: A for and against essay – exercises...
- Writing skills practice: A for and against essay exercises
Exercise 1 Read the exam task below. Then look at the ideas that you wrote in the box above. Underline those ideas which you consider to be the most important advantages and disadvantages of moving away to study. Then write them down in the appropriate columns. Add arguments or examples which you might use to support your ideas.
Writing skills practice: A for and against essay – exercises 1. Check your writing: grouping – ideas Here are some ideas for a new essay entitled ‘Is it acceptable to keep animals in zoos?’ Circle whether each point answers Yes or No to the question. 1. Zoos educate the public and give children the chance to see animals they
Exercise 1. Tell the students that they are going to write an essay. Ask them to read the instructions in Exercise 1. Then ask the students to look at their ideas in the table and underline those which they would like to write about. Ask them to choose the three biggest advantages and the three biggest disadvantages of the situation.
1. Read the Writing Strategy and the task below. What ideas do you expect to see in the essay? ‘A problem shared is a problem halved.’. Write an essay in which you offer arguments for and against discussing your personal problems with a friend. Show answers. 2. Look at the phrases below.
Have you written a for or against essay before? What topics could you write about?
25 mar 2014 · Student’s Worksheet 1 FOR AND AGAINST ESSAY. comes easy. Warm-up. Exercise 1 Read the exam task below. Then look at the ideas that you wrote in the box above. Underline those ideas which...
