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English Skills - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Write a one-line introduction
      - Start organising the points
      - Use connectives
      - Use your own words
      - Conclusion is not necessary
      - Stick to the world limit, don't write too much
  - - - Write to the audience
      - Two-sided or one-sided?
      - How do you introduce?
      - What's in the body?
      - How will you conclude the article?
    - - One-sided Article
        
        Paragraph 1: Introduction
        
        Paragraph 2: First point with justification (or counter-argument)
        
        Paragraph 3: Second point with justification (or counter-argument)
        
        Paragraph 4: Opposing point which you contradict (here, you state a point said by people who have a different opinion from yours and explain why they are wrong. This is called argument and counter-argument)
        
        Paragraph 5: Conclusion- summary, (solution?), repeat your opinion
      - Two-sided Article
        
        Paragraph 1: Introduction
        
        Paragraph 2: Advantages/’For’
        
        Paragraph 3: Disadvantages/’Against’
        
        Paragraph 4: Conclusion- Summary and final opinion
    - - Expressing opinions:I agree/ disagree with the above statement that
      - Presenting and contrasting opinions:The main argument in favour/ against is
      - Argumentative verbs (use these instead of say/tell):
- - - - Come up with your own points
      - Add your own points (doesn't necessary)
      - Can develop a conversation
      - Try not to make a speech