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Structure

1. Thesis: An introduction to the topic 2. Argument: This is where you will
and the stance of the writer towards explain your arguments and supporting
the topic being talked about. data to support your stance.

3. Reiteration: This is where you will

restate your point of view towards the issue
being talked about.

LANGUAGE

FEATURES

1. Use simple present tense (Example: Elephants are in

trouble)

2. Use conjunctions (e.g so, therefore, because of, the

reason, etc) (Example: Some chemicals are banned

because of their damaging effects on the environment)

3. Use a lot of cause and effect words (Example: Jakarta was

flooding because many people didn’t obey the rule)

4. Use connective words (Example: The gradual increase in

the temperature of the Earth’s atmosphere and oceans.)

5. Use the vocabulary to express the writer's expression

(think, must, try, need,important, etc) (Example: I

think this is the way to save our planet.)

6. Use a lot of vocabulary which will provoke audience

emotion (concern, innocent, unreasonable, etc.)

(Example: He doesn’t feel innocent for his actions that

have damaged the environment.)