WRITING 3

MODUL 8 CAUSE AND EFFECTWRITING 3Meiliza Spring 2015Cause and effect essays explain the significance, importance, relevance, or value behind the cause and effect relationship of one case that being discussed.Cause and effectValuation approachThe introduction will focus on the value behind the consequences of the action(s) being discussed.Interpretive The introduction will focus on the significance, importance, relevance, or value of exploring the probable causes or probable effects.

ExamplesYou are able to:Write cause and effect essaysWrite opinion essaysPredict situationobjectivesGrammar: Result and Purpose Clauses1 CAUSE AND EFFECTWriting cause and effect

Example OutlineThe following outline is one that organizes an analysis of the negative effects of acid rain:

What are the causes and principal effects of the increase in fast-food consumption in the UK:

Grammar: result and purpose clauses

2 WRITING OPINIONSWriting opinionsThe opinions are about the cause and effect of something. For instance, you are concerned about a problem and you think that the problem can cause or affect the people or situation.Example Outline

Grammar: sequence of action in participial phrases and main clauses

Grammar: Predicting and Making Inference3 PREDICTING SITUATIONSPredicting situations

How to predict a future situation based on the present situation.Common Outline

Grammar: predicting and making inference

WRITING 3MODUL 9 ARGUMENTATIVE

Meiliza Spring 2015argumentativeArgumentative writings attempts to persuade the reader that the point of view or course of action recommended by the writer is valid.The Format:

1 - ARGUMENTATIONGrammar: Subject Verb Agreement

INTRODUCTORY PARAGRAPHBODY PARAGRAPH #1BODY PARAGRAPH #2BODY PARAGRAPH #3CONCLUDING PARAGRAPHWRITING ARGUMENTATIVE ESSAYS

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Grammar: Subject Verb Agreement

2 AGREEING OR DISAGREEINGGrammar: WishAgree or DisagreeHow to write agree or disagree essays. You will be given a short information and you will be asked to take stand whether you agree or disagree with the information.COMMON FORM

Grammar: Wish

1. UNREAL PRESENT2. UNREAL PAST3 OPINIONGrammar: Expression of QuantityopinionHow to express opinions through writing. You will be given a situation and you will then be asked to express your own opinion about it.

Grammar: Expression of Quantity