Μάθημα : ΑΓΓΛΙΚΑ -WRITING
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Getting started (Click here)
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Writing an essay (Click here)
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Writing an opinion essay (Click here)
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Writing a for and against essay (Click here)
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Writing a narrative essay (Click here)
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Writing an article (Click here)
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Writing a formal letter (Click here)
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Writing a review (Click here)
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Writing a proposal essay (Click here)
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Getting started (Click here)
Writing a for and against essay (Click here)
- Underline the key idea(s) in the rubric.
- Decide who the reader(s) will be, as this will define your register and language.
- Rephrase the topic in the introduction, don’t just copy. The last sentence of the introduction must be an appropriate lead-in to the points discussed in the main body.
- Write two equally long paragraphs in the main body. The first sentence of each paragraph is the topic sentence and must include a reference to the points discussed in it.
- You should include ALL the points in favour in one paragraph and ALL the points against in another.
- It is preferable to include in the second paragraph the arguments with which you will agree in the conclusion.
- You need to elaborate on the positive and negative aspects you present in each paragraph with supporting sentences and examples.
- Use linking devices to link the ideas smoothly between the paragraphs as well as within them.
- In the conclusion you summarize the ideas presented without introducing new ones and state a balanced opinion.
- Check for grammar/ spelling/ punctuation mistakes.