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General Structures For Task 2 Writing
General Structures For Task 2 Writing
Body (2 paragraphs)
Paragraph 1:
- Explanation (E)
- Result (R)
- E
- E
- R
PEER/PEE/PER
Paragraph 2: (same)
Conclusion
Summarize your main ideas (without repetition) with the answer (thesis) – Do not
bring in any new ideas
1. Introduction
- Hook (Background sentence)
- Opening sentence
- Thesis statement
2. Body
a. Topic sentence 1
b. Topic sentence 2
c. Topic sentence 3
d. Topic sentence 4
Summary
AGREE or DISAGREE
TYPE 1
1. Introduction
2. Body
a. Topic sentence 1
Explanation 1.1: If … …
b. Topic sentence 2
Explanation 1.1: If … …
3. Conclusion
Summary
In conclusion/ to recapitulate, I do (not) believe that ... … because of … …
TYPE 2
1. Introduction
ü Thesis statement
2. Body
a. Topic sentence 1
Good point 3: If …
b. Topic sentence 2
3. Conclusion
Summary
CAUSES
1. Introduction
ü Thesis statement
No one can deny that … … This leading tendency is caused by several factors
such as (cause 1) … …, (cause 2) … …, and (cause 3) … … .
2. Body
a. Topic sentence 1
b. Topic sentence 2
c. Topic sentence 3
3. Conclusion
Summary
1. Introduction
ü Opening sentences
ü Thesis statement
In this essay, two major causes to …will be presented with proper solutions.
2. Body
a. Topic sentence 1
To solve this,…
b. Topic sentence 2
The second cause and measure is concerning …
3. Conclusion
Summary
Final comment:
1. Introduction
ü Opening sentence
ü Thesis statement
This essay will discuss the main reasons of …(topic) and then describe the
possible effects of the problem.
2. Body
a. Topic sentence 1
b. Topic sentence 2
c. Topic sentence 3
3. Conclusion
Summary
Example: Some universities now offer their courses on the Internet so that people
can study online. Is this a positive or negative development?
Outline:
Paragraph 1 – The Introduction
• Introduce the topic: rewrite the question in your own words using synonyms.
• Outline what you’re going to discuss in the body paragraphs + state your
viewpoint.
• Explain
• Examples
• Explain
• Examples
Useful expressions
I/ Introduction
Ø First sentence - It is true that … are becoming a common feature of … (State the
problem/topic)
Ø Second sentence - Although there are some (drawbacks of) …, I would argue
that there are far more (benefits).
Ø Third sentence - This essay will first explain the positive aspects of …such as…
, then outline the its negative sides like …
II/Body
Paragraph 1:
Ø Similarly,…
Ø For example,…
Paragraph 2:
• Despite the negatives mentioned above, I believe that …is/ are a positive
development for various reasons.
• Firstly,…
• Secondly,…
• Finally,…
• For example,…
III/ Conclusion
Ø To sum up, although … still has/ have some advantages, I believe that its
drawbacks outweigh those merits. (ủng hộ mặt tiêu cực).