The document provides instructions for a three-paragraph essay on a controversial topic where the student must take a position. The first paragraph should introduce the topic generally and state the thesis. The second paragraph should provide 8-9 sentences of reasons, examples, and acknowledgment of opposing views to support the student's position. The third paragraph should summarize the main points of the essay. The student is asked to highlight grammar related to sentence structure, focus, and negative adverbs, use vocabulary from class, and focus on punctuation.
The document provides instructions for a three-paragraph essay on a controversial topic where the student must take a position. The first paragraph should introduce the topic generally and state the thesis. The second paragraph should provide 8-9 sentences of reasons, examples, and acknowledgment of opposing views to support the student's position. The third paragraph should summarize the main points of the essay. The student is asked to highlight grammar related to sentence structure, focus, and negative adverbs, use vocabulary from class, and focus on punctuation.
The document provides instructions for a three-paragraph essay on a controversial topic where the student must take a position. The first paragraph should introduce the topic generally and state the thesis. The second paragraph should provide 8-9 sentences of reasons, examples, and acknowledgment of opposing views to support the student's position. The third paragraph should summarize the main points of the essay. The student is asked to highlight grammar related to sentence structure, focus, and negative adverbs, use vocabulary from class, and focus on punctuation.
Whether you’re engaged in a spirited classroom discussion, a lively political disagreement among friends, or a boots-on-the-ground protest, learning a language is a great time to sharpen your debate skills and determine your stance on the pressing controversial issues of our times.
Write a three-paragraph essay about a
controversial topic in which you take a position.
The first paragraph must work as an introduction
(general aspects) and state your thesis (last sentence of the introduction). 4-5 The second paragraph will cover the content (reasons and examples stating your position). You might want to acknowledge what other people believe and refute that idea as well. 8-9 The third paragraph will conclude your essay by summarizing the main points. 4-5 Highlight the target grammar: (Sentence, Focus and Negative Adverbs - Adverb Clauses - Adverb & Adverbial Phrases). Make use of some vocabulary learned. Your punctuation will be considered as well. Use Arial 14 and give space among paragraphs.