There are many tips that we have to take into account in order to write a well - organized essay. Let´s see!
1. Introduce your essay by restating the question in your own words.
2. If the essay asks you to what extent do you agree?, make your opinion clear throughout.
You can either agree, partially agree or disagree with the statement, explaining and
justifying your opinion.
3. The structure should be:
• Introduction
• The first reason why you agree/disagree
• The second reason why you agree/disagree
• The third reason why you agree/disagree (if you have one)
• Conclusion
4. Use phrases to organise and link your ideas, e.g. Owing to … , One justification for … , The
first thing to consider is … , A further reason … , In conclusion ... .
5. If you do not have solid evidence for your ideas, use modal verbs such
as might, may or could (e.g. they could develop more empathy and care) or other tentative
phrases (e.g. it does not appear to be an effective punishment).
6. Conclude by restating your opinion and summarising your two or three main arguments.
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Writing: C1
2. If the essay asks you to what extent do you agree?, make your opinion clear throughout.
You can either agree, partially agree or disagree with the statement, explaining and
justifying your opinion.
3. The structure should be:
• Introduction
• The first reason why you agree/disagree
• The second reason why you agree/disagree
• The third reason why you agree/disagree (if you have one)
• Conclusion
4. Use phrases to organise and link your ideas, e.g. Owing to … , One justification for … , The
first thing to consider is … , A further reason … , In conclusion ... .
5. If you do not have solid evidence for your ideas, use modal verbs such
as might, may or could (e.g. they could develop more empathy and care) or other tentative
phrases (e.g. it does not appear to be an effective punishment).
6. Conclude by restating your opinion and summarising your two or three main arguments.
© 2019 British Council www.britishcouncil.org/learnenglish
Writing: C1
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