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    This document provides lists of phrases and expressions for impersonal opinions, personal opinions, adding additional points, making contrasting points, discussing reality, emphasis, providing reasons, and talking about results in academic writing. For impersonal opinions, it includes phrases like "it cannot be denied that" and "many argue that." For personal opinions, it lists introductions like "in my opinion" and "to my way of thinking." It then gives language for structuring paragraphs in various ways and emphasizing points.

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    This document provides lists of phrases and expressions for impersonal opinions, personal opinions, adding additional points, making contrasting points, discussing reality, emphasis, providing reasons, and talking about results in academic writing. For impersonal opinions, it includes phrases like "it cannot be denied that" and "many argue that." For personal opinions, it lists introductions like "in my opinion" and "to my way of thinking." It then gives language for structuring paragraphs in various ways and emphasizing points.

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    This document provides lists of phrases and expressions for impersonal opinions, personal opinions, adding additional points, making contrasting points, discussing reality, emphasis, providing reasons, and talking about results in academic writing. For impersonal opinions, it includes phrases like "it cannot be denied that" and "many argue that." For personal opinions, it lists introductions like "in my opinion" and "to my way of thinking." It then gives language for structuring paragraphs in various ways and emphasizing points.

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    THE LIST OF IMPERSONAL OPINION

    · It cannot be denied that: It cannot be denied that money plays an important role in people’s
    lives.
    · It is often claimed: It is often claimed that money cannot buy happiness.
    · People often claim that: People often claim that children cannot grow up perfectly without
    a parental present.
    · Some people argue that: Some people argue that it is more important to have an enjoyable
    job than to earn a lot of money.
    · Many argue that: Many argue that old workers should be permitted to work even after
    reaching the retirement age.
    · It is true to say that: It is true to say that the global warming is caused by pollution and
    other environmental damage.
    · It is undeniable: It is undeniable that watching TV programs has both positive and negative
    effects on people.

    THE LIST OF PERSONAL OPINION


    · In my opinion/view: In my opinion/view, men and women should have the same
    educational opportunities.
    · To my mind: To my mind, everyone should be encouraged to stay in school until 18.
    · To my way of thinking: To my way of thinking, there are various reasons why people
    decide to live in big cities.
    · As far as I am concerned: As far as I am concerned, shopping online is very convenient.
    · It seems to me that: It seems to me that death penalty is essential to prevent human from
    committing serious crimes.
    · I believe that: I believe that it is more beneficial for children to have homework.

    LANGUAGE TO ADD MORE POINTS TO THE SAME TOPIC


    · What is more: …… What is more, I think the most important benefit of visiting a new place
    is that you could develop your understanding of the world.
    · Furthermore: …. Furthermore, children expect to be taken on holiday when they are off
    school during the summer.
    · Moreover: …. Moreover, the shortage of state budget may cause the lack of investment in
    upgrading schools' equipment and infrastructure.
    · In addition: ... In addition, TED helps to keep people informed with the latest technology…
    · ...as well: …. international tourism has disadvantages as well.
    · Not only...but also...: The nicotine in cigarettes not only causes cancer but also leads to
    several other serious diseases.
    LANGUAGE TO MAKE CONTRASTING POINTS
    · However, we live in a technological age. However, technology cannot solve all the world's
    problems.
    · While/whereas: Males spend 30 minutes a day doing the cooking while/ whereas females
    spend 65 minutes a day on this activity.
    · Nonetheless/Nevertheless: While they don’t trust each other, nonetheless/nevertheless they
    have worked together for many years.
    · Though/although: Although/though Tom has a lot of money, he lives in a small, old house.
    · In contrast/By contrast: In contrast/by contrast, the percentage of people who walked
    to/from work decreased.
    · Despite the fact that... Despite the fact that he studied hard, he couldn't pass the test.

    LANGUAGE TO TALK ABOUT “REALITY”


    · Indeed: Indeed, traditional culture is slowly being wiped out by the strong current of
    technology.
    · Actually: Actually, it's quite an old, historic town.
    · In fact: In fact, my brother and I don't have much in common at all.
    · As a matter of fact: As a matter of fact, exchanging gifts is not our traditional practice.
    · The fact of the matter is (that): the fact of the matter is that the number of old workers has
    increased these days.

    LANGUAGE TO EMPHASIZE A POINT


    · Of course: Of course, the most effective way for you to improve your writing skill is
    through practice.
    · Obviously: Obviously, this method can help people reduce stress and negative feelings.
    · Needless to say: Needless to say, the number of criminals increases in many countries
    nowadays.
    · Essentially: Essentially, unemployed people need to find a way to make a living.

    LANGUAGE TO PROVIDE CAUSE OR REASON


    · This is because: A vast majority of people prefer cycling. This is because riding a bicycle to
    work is healthier than driving.
    · This may be caused by: …. This may be caused by the effects of global warming.
    · This can be explained by: This can be explained by the fact that movies have been
    considered to be fashionable and entertaining.
    This can be explained by a huge amount of homework assigned by teachers.
    · The reason for this is that: The reason for this is that happiness means different thing to
    different people.

    LANGUAGE TO TALK ABOUT “RESULT/EFFECT”


    · Cause: The unlimited use of cars may cause many problems.
    · May/Might lead to/result in: Urbanization might lead to crime, traffic congestion, and
    pollution in cities.
    An increase in the number of the elderly in recent years may lead to an aging population.
    Qualifications and skills may/might result in promotions.
    · As a result: As a result of tourism and the increasing number of people traveling, there is a
    growing demand for flights.
    · Consequently: He forgot to pay his phone bill. Consequently, they turned off his service.
    · One result of this is that: One result of this is that these individuals prefer driving cars
    rather than walking for exercise

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