5.4Templates by question type

Introduction: It is sometimes argued that [rephrase the statement]. In my view, [state your position clearly, in one sentence].

Body 1: The main reason for this is that [first reason]. [Explain]. [Example]. This suggests that [link back].

Body 2: A further consideration is [second reason]. [Explain]. [Example]. For this reason, [link back].

Conclusion: In conclusion, although [acknowledge the other side in half a sentence], I believe that [restate your position in different words].

Introduction: Opinions differ as to whether [rephrase]. This essay will consider both positions before explaining why I believe [your view].

Body 1: Those who support [view A] argue that [reason]. [Explain]. [Example].

Body 2: On the other hand, supporters of [view B] point out that [reason]. [Explain]. [Example].

Conclusion: Having considered both views, I am persuaded that [your view], primarily because [one reason].

Introduction: [Rephrase the topic]. While this development brings certain benefits, I would argue that the drawbacks are more significant.

Body 1: The clearest advantage is that [benefit]. [Explain]. [Example].

Body 2: However, this is outweighed by [drawback]. [Explain]. [Example].

Conclusion: On balance, although [benefit] is real, [drawback] affects more people and is harder to reverse.