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ESSAY: ARGUING FOR AND AGAINST AN IDEA

BRADFORD LANGUAGE CE

Created on January 21, 2023

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WRITE AN ARGUIMENT FOR AND AGAINST AN IDEA

uNIT 5 LESSON D LEVEL B2

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SECUENCE

Before you start creating your writing

Revise the expressions learned in the lesson to introduce them in your essay.

Organize the sequence around a topic

Design your writing following the structure of an essay.

Revise the rubrics to be evaluated

Deliver your essay

Watch the video about essay

Choose your topic

Avoid fireworks.

Make notes about the information you will present

Evaluation criteria

  • Content: Higest score 5 points
  • Communicative Achievement: Highest score 5 points.
  • Organisation: Highest score 5 points.
  • Language: Highest score 5 points.

Evaluation criteria

introduction

Previous knowledge trigger

Previous knowledge trigger

Before starting writing your essay, watch this video to have an idea about the activity you will do. This video will also help you to learn how you should write an essay for a certification.

reflect

Does recycling household rubbish really make any difference in the planet?

Topic 1

Topic 2

topic 3

Should air fares be increased to discourage people from travelling by plane?

Is building nuclear power stations the best way to provide clean energy?

reporting opinions

Remember to:

  • Ask a direct question and relate the topic to people.
  • Refer to the opinion of scientists and some people.

LEARNING OUTCOMES - parts of your essay

Introduction; starting the problem

Argument against: The existance of climate change.

Conclusion: summarising the main points and giving your own point of view.

Argument for; the existance of climate change.

lesson 5d

Expressions

Linking Expressions:

On balance - considering various arguments My own view is...- I think Furthermore - also However - but

Expressions to report someone's opinions:

Many scientist also warn that... Scientist predicted that... Many people believe that... People have always complained about... Not everyone agree with... Some people point out that... People are worried about...

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