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    Essay Criterions: Lay-Out of An Arguementative Essay

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    This document provides guidance on writing an argumentative essay, including outlining the structure and paragraphs. It recommends spending time planning with an outline of 15 sentences addressing the background, debated topic, writer's point of view with reasons, examples, concessions to other views, and a conclusion. Tips include understanding the question, making a brief plan with pros and cons, and using topic sentences and linking words to connect paragraphs logically.

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    This document provides guidance on writing an argumentative essay, including outlining the structure and paragraphs. It recommends spending time planning with an outline of 15 sentences addressing the background, debated topic, writer's point of view with reasons, examples, concessions to other views, and a conclusion. Tips include understanding the question, making a brief plan with pros and cons, and using topic sentences and linking words to connect paragraphs logically.

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    Essay Criterions: Lay-Out of An Arguementative Essay

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    This document provides guidance on writing an argumentative essay, including outlining the structure and paragraphs. It recommends spending time planning with an outline of 15 sentences addressing the background, debated topic, writer's point of view with reasons, examples, concessions to other views, and a conclusion. Tips include understanding the question, making a brief plan with pros and cons, and using topic sentences and linking words to connect paragraphs logically.

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    Essay Criterions

    Task Response: Khả năng đáp ứng yêu cầu đề bài


    Conherence and Conhesion: Tính liên kết và dẫn dắt giữa các
    Lexical Resource: Vốn từ vựng
    Grammaticcal Range and Accuracy: Phạm vi và độ chính xác của ng

    LAY-OUT OF AN ARGUEMEN
    A 15-Phrase/
    Paragraph Sentence Outline

    1 Nowadays, an increasing number of people are concerned ab


    2 Howerver, whether...is a controversial issue.
    1 3 My view is that...
    1 First, It is obvious that...
    2 This means that...
    2 3 So,...
    1 Furthermore,...
    2 For example,...
    3 3 ...
    1 It is not to say that...not...
    2 Of course,...
    4 3 But...
    1 In sum,...
    2 Meanwhile,...
    5 3 By doing so, we can make sure,...

    TIPS AND TATIC


    1 Spend a few minutes reading and thinking about t
    2 You don't have a lot of time, but you should make a brief plan. Write seve
    3 Have enough introd
    4 Begin each main paragraph with a topic sentence. A
    5 Use linking words t
    6 The final paragraph shou
    ssay Criterions
    e: Khả năng đáp ứng yêu cầu đề bài
    hesion: Tính liên kết và dẫn dắt giữa các câu
    cal Resource: Vốn từ vựng
    Accuracy: Phạm vi và độ chính xác của ngữ pháp.

    OUT OF AN ARGUEMENTATIVE ESSAY


    A 15-Phrase/Sentence Solution to IELTS Writing
    Outline Purpose

    sing number of people are concerned about... Present the background


    .is a controversial issue. Show the debated topic
    My view is that... Show the writer's point of view
    First, It is obvious that... First reason
    This means that... Supporting idea
    So,... Consolidate the writer's opinion
    Furthermore,... Second reason
    For example,... Give examples
    ... Explain the examples
    It is not to say that...not... Show the concession
    Of course,... Show the logical aspects of the opposite view
    But... Show the illogical aspects of the opposite view
    In sum,... Repeat the writer's opinion
    Meanwhile,... Not to disregard the opponent
    y doing so, we can make sure,... Expand the problem

    TIPS AND TATICS


    ew minutes reading and thinking about the task. Make sure you understand the question. Underline key words.
    you should make a brief plan. Write severals reasons for agreement and disagreement. This can help you decide which position to take
    Have enough introduction, 2 main paragraph and conclusion.
    main paragraph with a topic sentence. All of the sentences in the paragraph should support the topic sentence.
    Use linking words to smoothy from one reason to another.
    The final paragraph should also begin with a word or phrase to sginal.
    TS Writing
    Purpose

    Present the background


    Show the debated topic
    Show the writer's point of view
    First reason
    Supporting idea
    Consolidate the writer's opinion
    Second reason
    Give examples
    Explain the examples
    Show the concession
    gical aspects of the opposite view
    Show the illogical aspects of the opposite view
    Repeat the writer's opinion
    Not to disregard the opponent
    Expand the problem

    understand the question. Underline key words.


    ent and disagreement. This can help you decide which position to take
    h and conclusion.
    e paragraph should support the topic sentence.
    son to another.
    d or phrase to sginal.

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