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Formal Agree/Disagree Writing

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Formal Agree/Disagree Writing

Formal Agree/Disagree Writing

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📝 Writing Prompt

Topic: "Social media has more positive effects than negative effects on young people."

Your Task: Write a formal essay where you agree OR disagree with this statement. Use clear arguments, examples, and formal language to support your position.

Circle your position:

I AGREE with this statement

I DISAGREE with this statement

🗂️ Essay Planning Organiser

Introduction: What is your main argument (thesis statement)?
Arguments FOR your position: List 2-3 strong points that support your view
Arguments AGAINST your position: What might someone who disagrees say? (You'll address these)
Conclusion: How will you restate your position and summarise your main points?

🔗 Linking Words for Contrast

Tick the linking words you plan to use in your essay:

However

On the other hand

Nevertheless

In contrast

Although

Despite this

Conversely

While it is true that

💡 Tip: Use these words to show the difference between opposing viewpoints and to make your argument stronger!

🚀 Sentence Starters

Introduction Starters:

• In today's digital age, ________________

• There is considerable debate about ________________

• This essay will argue that ________________

Supporting Argument Starters:

• Firstly, it is evident that ________________

• Furthermore, research demonstrates ________________

• A compelling example of this is ________________

Counter-Argument Starters:

• Critics might argue that ________________

• While some believe ________________

• Although it could be claimed that ________________

Conclusion Starters:

• In conclusion, the evidence clearly shows ________________

• To summarise, ________________

• Therefore, it can be concluded that ________________

✅ Formal Writing Checklist

Before you submit, check that your essay includes:

Clear thesis statement in introduction

At least 3 body paragraphs

Specific examples and evidence

Acknowledgement of opposing views

Linking words for contrast

Formal language (no slang or contractions)

Strong conclusion that restates your position

Proper spelling and grammar

📋 Quick Notes Space

Use this space for additional ideas, examples, or vocabulary:

🌟 Remember: Take your time, use the planning organiser, and refer back to your sentence starters as you write. You've got this!

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