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Essential Essay Writing Techniques

The document outlines four types of writing tasks for an essay: opinion, discussion, advantages and disadvantages, and two-part questions. It provides guidance on structuring an introduction and body paragraphs, including important phrases and structures for reasoning, effects, comparisons, and examples. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of clear paragraph organization, whether focusing on one or two ideas.
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Essential Essay Writing Techniques

The document outlines four types of writing tasks for an essay: opinion, discussion, advantages and disadvantages, and two-part questions. It provides guidance on structuring an introduction and body paragraphs, including important phrases and structures for reasoning, effects, comparisons, and examples. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of clear paragraph organization, whether focusing on one or two ideas.
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WRITING TASK 2

4 dạng:
1. Opinion essay
2. Discussion essay
3. Advantages and Disadvantages
4. Two-part question

Intro:
*PARAPHRASE
+ Synonyms
+ Word forms
+ Grammar structure
+ Generalisation (football => sport/ activity)
+ Specification (freshman – undergraduate; students -> post
graduate; people -> who?)
+ Understanding the context

*** more and more => trends + tendency

Vd: There is an ongoing trend towards high school graduates


defering university enrollment for one year to work.
E.g.

*** the idea of ……….. is becoming popular/ gaining traction


(the fact of an idea, product, etc. becoming popular or being
accepted.; E.g. In our digital age, it takes less time for new words
and phrases to gain traction than it did in the past. )

Important phrases and structures in the body


1. Reason
- Beacause/ Since/ As SV, SV
- This is because SV.
- The key rationale is that.
- The key rationale lies in NP, RC (relative clause)
- Due to/ because of/ on account of/owing to NP, SV
- In light of NP, SV
2. Effect
- Help/ allow/ enable SB to DO
- Not permit
- Encourage SB to DO
- Promote sth
- Foster sth (feelings)
- Faciliate sth (thúc đẩy, TẠO ĐIỀU KIỆN THUẬN LỢI CHO)
- Incentivise (v) (incentivise sb to DO
- incentive (n): motivation (financial incentive)
- discourage (v):
- prevent sb from DOING
- impede /hinder/forbid/prohibit sth: cản trở
( to delay or stop the progress of something)
- Breed sth: to cause sth
- Take a toll on (id):
(to have a bad effect on somebody/something; to cause a lot of
damage, deaths, pain, etc.)
- Result in/lead to/ give rise to sth
( to cause something to happen or exist; e.g. The novel's success
gave rise to a number of sequels. International support has given
rise to a new optimism in the company.)
- result from
- as a result/consequence (neutral); consequently;
therefore
- , therefore/ thereby/ hence Ving (đứng giữa câu)
- (hoặc đứng đầu câu + ,)
- This is why SV
- By Ving, SV (cùng chủ ngữ)
- SV in order to V (cùng chủ ngữ )
- SV so that SV -> mục đích (để mà)
- SV, so SV -> kết quả (vì vậy)
3. Comparison and contrast
- Similarly/ likewise
- In contrast
- This is not the case for
- Without NP, SV (tương tự như if loại 2 => chia coud hoặc
might – hệ quả/tương phản)

4. Example
- For example/ instance, SV
- This is particularly the case for … , RC
- A case in point is NP, RC/SV
- This can be seen in …

How to write a paragraph


*One-idea paragraph

E.g.
The key rationale lies in innumerable learning sources that
the former provides for children, with which they can easily self-
study at home. A case in point is Youtube, which allows access to
a plethora of language-learning tutorial videos, therefore enabling
them to pick up a language without going to school. The same
logic can be applied to subjects like math and literture.
Considering these factor the belief that schools will be
marginalised seems justifiable.

*Two-idea paragraph

E.g.
On the other hand, I’m convinced that school will remain
irreplaceable/ place an indispensible role. First, it should be noted
that children can be so overwhelmed with a sheer volume of
online contents that they might not know where to start and what
to do next. That being the case, they could suffer from a sense
of disorientation and frustration. This is why we still need schools,
where structured learning, coupled with assistance from teachers
allow students to stay on track with their studies. In addition,
schools are of paramout importance as daily interactions with
teachers and friends promote interpersonal skills, which enables
them to know how to communicate and behave in different
settings. In contrast, screen-based learning leads to a dearth of
face-to-face communication, therefore impeding their social
development.
(nếu vậy => chia động từ phía sau: could)

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