Composition - Balanced Report (Thursday; 6/6) (Friday; 7/6)
K: Know the format of a balanced report.
U: Understand the structure of a balanced report.
D: Write a balanced report.
Words of the Day
1. Fair
2. Neutral
What is a balanced report?
It is a report where all views or points of view of a specific subject or story are discussed or taken into account.
Structure of a balanced report.
Please write down the notes in your composition test pad.
Paragraph 1 - Write the introduction
- What is the main idea or what are the main ideas of your topic?
- Write the meaning of the main idea or ideas.
- Each paragraph is 3-7 sentences long.
Paragraph 2 - Topic sentence 1 (You can start with either pro or con)
- Let's say you start with pro first, what is the advantage/good point of the topic?
- Explain the TS by using the 5W1H strategy to elaborate your information.
- Write examples to make your information clearer.
- Add some connectives to make your essay neater. (However; In addition; That being said; Therefore; etc.)
Paragraph 3 - Topic sentence 2 (Now, start with the opposite of your point.)
- Example, since you started with pro, now write the disadvantage/bad point of the topic.
- Explain the TS by using the 5W1H strategy to elaborate your information.
- Write examples to make your information clearer.
- Add some connectives to make your essay neater. (However; In addition; That being said; Therefore; etc.)
Paragraph 4 - Conclusion
- Tip: Can write a summary of the topic sentences.
- Example: 'In conclusion,' or 'To summarise,'
Task 1
Choose and write a balanced report in your composition test pad. It should be around 250 to 300 words.
You have 30 minutes for this task.
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