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    Discussion

    Purpose: To present arguments


    and information from differing
    viewpoints.
    Structure

    Opening statement – introduce the issue and preview


    the main arguments.

    Arguments for – points and evidence.

    Arguments against – points and evidence.

    Conclusion – recommendation and summary.


    Features

    Discussions are in the present tense.

    Many rhinos are killed for their horns.

    Logical connectives are used in discussions to make the


    points flow.

    because
    however
    this shows
    therefore
    Top Tips
    Turn the title into a question as it gets the reader thinking.

    Should we hunt whales?

    Open the discussion by introducing the reader to the


    subject. State why you are debating the issue.

    Try to see the argument from both sides.

    Give reasons and evidence for all the points you make.
    Researching the topic beforehand helps with this.
    Conclusion
    Conclude with the decision that is correct for you.

    In concluding a discussion you must give a reason for


    what you have decided.

    If it is a discussion that presents a balanced viewpoint,


    check that you have been fair to
    both sides.

    Finally, reread the discussion.


    Would you be persuaded?

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