英语b级作文类型模板

英语b级作文类型模板
Argumentative Essay Template for English B HL。

Introduction。

Hook: Begin with a thought-provoking statement, statistic, or anecdote that relates to the topic.
Thesis statement: Clearly state your argument, making sure to include a clear claim and supporting reasons.
Background information: Provide relevant context and background knowledge necessary for understanding the argument.
Body Paragraphs。

Body Paragraph 1: Present your first supporting reason.
Topic sentence: Clearly state the supporting
reason and its relevance to the thesis.
Evidence 1: Cite specific examples, data, or
expert opinions to support your reason.
Evidence 2: Provide an additional piece of
evidence to further strengthen your argument.
Analysis: Explain how the evidence supports your reason and advances your argument.
Body Paragraph 2: Discuss a counterargument or
opposing viewpoint.
Topic sentence: Acknowledge the opposing viewpoint and its potential validity.
Evidence: Briefly present the main points or arguments of the counterargument.
Critique: Analyze and critique the counterargument, highlighting its weaknesses or limitations.
Body Paragraph 3: Introduce and develop your second supporting reason.
Follow the same structure as Body Paragraph 1, providing a topic sentence, evidence, and analysis.
Body Paragraph 4: Provide additional or supplementary evidence to support your claim.
Topic sentence: Introduce the additional evidence and explain its relevance.
Evidence 1: Present specific examples, data, or expert opinions.
Evidence 2: Provide a supporting detail or alternative perspective.
Analysis: Explain how the additional evidence strengthens or clarifies your argument.
Conclusion。

Restate thesis: Summarize your main argument and restate your claim.
Summarize key points: Briefly summarize your supporting reasons and evidence.
Concluding statement: End with a powerful concluding thought that emphasizes the significance of your argument or leaves the reader with a lasting impression.
Additional Tips。

Use clear and concise language.
Support your claims with strong evidence.
Address counterarguments objectively and critically.
Use transitions to connect ideas and ensure flow.
Proofread carefully for grammar, punctuation, and spelling errors.
Consult your teacher or tutor for feedback and guidance.。