UJ English Journalism (Week Two)
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Warm-up: Name Adjectives
For each letter of your name, think of THREE adverbs which describe your lifestyle:
Ex: A N D R E W Audaciously, avidly, anxiously etc.
Lesson:
- After much thought, …
- After weighing up both sides of the argument, …
- Although I can see both points of view / Although I can understand the opposite point of view, …
- As I see it, ...
- Correct me if I’m wrong, but …
- For me/ From my point of view, …
- Frankly, …
- I am not very familiar with this topic, but …
- I do believe/ feel/think …
- I have come to the conclusion that …
- I might change my mind later, but …
- I reckon/suppose …
- I tend to think that …
- I’m not sure I’m the right person to ask, but / I have very limited experience of this, but …
- I’m pretty confident that …
- I’ve always thought that …
- If you ask me, …
- I'm (absolutely) convinced that …
- In my humble opinion / IMHO, …
- It could be said that …
- It seems clear to me that …
- It would seem to me that …
- My initial reaction is …
- Not everyone will/would agree with me, but …
- Personally speaking / Speaking for myself, …
- The way I see it (is) …
- To be (perfectly) frank, …
- To the best of my knowledge, …
- What I think is …
MINI DEBATE: FOR and AGAINST
_________ / ____________
With your teams, list the arguments for and against regarding your position.
Then, come up with a clear and concise INTRODUCTION and CONCLUSION
Agreeing/Disagreeing https://onedrive.live.com/view.aspx?resid=79CFF252BEEA0A7D!247&authkey=!ANBIbEVteXyYHnY
Grammar: auxiliary verbs
Warm-up: Mind Activity (Close your eyes and imagine...)
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Let's look at the following examples:
Exercise: Let's Disagree and then Agree!
How to disagree better?
Discussion: Have we lost respect for those who disagree with us? Think of one instance when you disagreed with someone. Why? What was the disagreement about?
Argumentative Essay Lesson and HW
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