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Oratory Essay

Diana Alejandra Graj

Created on October 14, 2025

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OratoryEssay

What is an Opinion Essay?

  • A formal piece of writing that presents your personal viewpoint
  • Supports your opinion with facts and evidence
  • Aims to persuade readers while maintaining academic tone
  • Different from personal essays because it requires research
  • Must be well-structured and logical in presentation

You will write an opinion essay.

Clear thesis statement expressing your position Formal academic language Evidence-based arguments Balanced perspective (acknowledging opposing views) Proper citations and references Organized paragraphs Strong concluding statements

Traits

The Writing Process

Pre writing

Choose an engaging topic you care about Brainstorm main arguments Create a basic outline Select a relevant quote from a credible source Map out your supporting evidence Plan your counter-arguments Structure your essay format

Include a relevant quote

Research

  • Find reliable sources
  • Look for:
  • Statistics
  • Expert opinions
  • Recent studies
  • Historical facts
  • Real-world examples
  • Take organized notes
  • Record all sources

First Draft

Write without overthinkingFollow your outlineInclude your researchFocus on:

  1. Clear arguments
  2. Smooth transitions
  3. Evidence integration
  4. Logical flow
Don't worry about perfection

Peer revision

  • Exchange drafts with two classmates
  • Review for:
  • Clarity of argument
  1. Evidence strength
  2. Grammar and spelling
  3. Flow and organisation
  4. Convincing points
  • Provide constructive feedback

Final draft

This is your writing exam

Deliver handwritten before Tuesday 21st

Essential components

  1. Attention-getter: Hook your reader
  2. Quote: Support your argument
  3. Self-introduction: Establish credibility
  4. Introduction: Present your thesis
  5. Body paragraphs: Provide evidence
  6. Conclusion: Summarize and close strong

Good Luck!