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    Typical Questions:: Argument-Led Approach For Discussion Essays

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    ARGUMENT-LED APPROACH for DISCUSSION ESSAYS

    Typical questions:
    Discuss both sides of the issue. Which do you agree with?
    Discuss these views. Which of the views do you support?
    Discuss the argument for and against ...

    Introduction
    Introducing Topic
    The issue of whether...
    The issue of ...

    has been widely debated in our country recently.


    has been the subject of dispute.
    has attracted a lot of debate.

    The question of whether ... is a very controversial one and has attracted a lot of debate.
    People has different opinions about ...
    A variety of different arguments have been put forward about the issue of whether ...
    Whether ... is a much debatable issue.
    A issue that has continually created tension in todays society is ...
    Introducing both sides of the argument
    Many people ....Other prefer/believe that ...
    Many agree ...However, others feel ...
    Many people argue that ... However, ...
    Thesis statement
    In this essay, I will examine / discuss the arguments for and against ...
    This essay looks at ideas in favor of and against ... / some of the arguments for and against ...
    This essay discuss whether ...

    Body

    Transition signals

    Firstly, /First of all, /In the first place, / To begin with, /The first point is that ...
    One issue/ One point / One reason why... is that ...
    The main argument for/ against ... is that ...
    Another argument for/ against ... is/ would be that ...
    Another point often made is that ...
    Another important aspect of ... is that ...

    Secondly, /Thirdly,

    The third ... is that ...


    Furthermore, / What is more ...

    Conclusion Balanced opinion or consideration


    In conclusion, there are good reasons both for and against ... However, I strongly feel that ...
    In summary, although there are undoubtedly some problems with ..., I believe that ...
    In short, ... is both good and bad. However, I think that ...

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