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  1. Hello, students.
  2. My name is seat Remark Voter.
  3. Today, I'm going to give you some important tips on
  4. how to write an effective opinion paragraph.
  5. Please watch this presentation and make sure you follow the
  6. instructions on how to write a correct opinion.
  7. Paragraph. Let's begin.
  8. The first thing we want to answer is what is
  9. on opinion.
  10. Paragraph on opinion paragraph shows what the writer feels about
  11. a topic it states and opinion and the topic sentence,
  12. and it uses reasons and details to explain the opinion.
  13. Please keep in mind your goal throughout.
  14. The entire opinion paragraph is to make sure that you're
  15. drawing the reader's attention.
  16. How do you draw the reader's attention?
  17. There are four tips that we will be giving you
  18. on how to draw the reader's attention.
  19. Tip number one.
  20. Write a good hook to catch people's attention.
  21. You must have a clear position regarding your talk.
  22. Make sure that you provide good reasons and examples and
  23. close your paragraph with a good computing sense.
  24. It's in order to explain the process of writing an
  25. opinion paragraph.
  26. I'm going to break it down and supports on opinion.
  27. Paragraph is made up of a hook a topic sentence.
  28. Three reasons.
  29. Examples each reason and they concluding sense.
  30. It's Let's figure with the hook.
  31. A hook is a piece of writing at the beginning
  32. of your paragraph that engages your reading audience.
  33. This hook can be in the form of a question
  34. on affirmation or negation.
  35. Statement. Here are some examples How many times have you
  36. won the lottery?
  37. Do you know someone twice hit the jackpot?
  38. These questions should be at the beginning of the opinion
  39. Paragraph on are aimed at capturing the reader's attention.
  40. It makes the reader want to answer the question and
  41. thus engages the reader in the piece of writing online.
  42. College classes are cheaper and more effective than in person.
  43. College classes notice the position that is being taken and
  44. the comparison that is being made this to in service
  45. a hook.
  46. A business flog is like a magnet that pulls clients
  47. to a company.
  48. This imagery conservatism, hookahs well, to draw the reader's attention.
  49. Please keep in mind that every sentence that you write
  50. in your opinion paragraph should begin with a capital letter
  51. and should end with the period we have taken.
  52. A look at the hook now Let's go to the
  53. topic sentence in the topic sentence.
  54. You want to express your opinion, your position towards a
  55. situation or topic.
  56. A topic sentence is made up of two things.
  57. The 1st 1 is your opinion.
  58. The 2nd 1 is the main idea that your opinion
  59. paragraph will be talking about.
  60. There are different ways that we can express our opinion.
  61. You can use the following expressions toe help you begin
  62. your topic sentence and expressing your opinion.
  63. I totally agree that I disagree that I don't agree.
  64. I am four.
  65. I am against.
  66. I am definitely in favour off.
  67. I highly think I strongly believe that these are a
  68. few expressions that you could use to express your opinion.
  69. There are many more that you can use.
  70. Your goal is take a clear position on where your
  71. senses regarding the topic that you are discussed.
  72. Now let's take a look at how the hook and
  73. the topic sentence can be unified.
  74. How many times have you won the lottery?
  75. Do you know someone who has hit the jackpot?
  76. I strongly agree that lotteries should be prohibited.
  77. You may notice that this opinion paragraph takes a strong
  78. negative position about the use of lotteries.
  79. After you have provided a clear opinion for your paragraph,
  80. you will continue with the three reasons to support your
  81. ideas. It is necessary to start every reason with a
  82. capital letter and to end each sentence with a period.
  83. Let's see the most important tips for your reasons.
  84. What do I have to take into consideration when writing
  85. the reasons?
  86. You should think of three reasons to defend or disagree
  87. with your hook.
  88. When you write the connectors, please be sure to use
  89. a comma.
  90. Here are some connectors that you can use for reason
  91. number one first.
  92. Firstly, first of all, to begin with first and foremost
  93. for a reason Number two and this Secondly, moreover, furthermore,
  94. on the other hand, also for reason Number 3/3 Thirdly,
  95. finally, last but not least, lastly, using the same main
  96. idea about the lottery, let's take a look how we
  97. can use the different reasons within our paragraph.
  98. To begin with, lotteries are a waste of money.
  99. Every time we buy the latter, we have less money
  100. to buy things we need.
  101. Let's take a look.
  102. A second reason example.
  103. Another reason is that playing the lottery is addictive.
  104. When we buy a lottery ticket and we don't win,
  105. we behmai we made by more and more tickets for
  106. the third reason we can express it like this.
  107. Finally, I consider the playing the lottery is not a
  108. really good chance to make money because we can't use
  109. our abilities or skills to win the lottery.
  110. As you can see in the examples, my three reasons
  111. are against the latter.
  112. It means my arguments disagree with them presentation of a
  113. lottery because my personal opinion was so prohibit the lottery.
  114. Another crucial part of an opinion paragraph are your examples.
  115. When you write examples, each example should illustrate or show
  116. in detail why or how the reasons that you previously
  117. provided are valid.
  118. Examples should attempt to show a picture.
  119. The more concrete, for example, is the better.
  120. Let's take a look at these examples again.
  121. To begin with, lotteries are a waste of money.
  122. That was my first Reese.
  123. Here is my example.
  124. Every time we buy the ladder, we have less money
  125. to buy things we need, such as food.
  126. This example defends My first reason on provides a concrete
  127. image off why I believe lotteries are waste of money.
  128. Let's take a look in my secondaries.
  129. Another reason is that playing the lottery is addictive.
  130. When we buy a lottery ticket and we don't win,
  131. we may by MAWR and more tickets.
  132. This example.
  133. When we buy a lottery ticket and we don't win,
  134. we made by more and more tickets shows a concrete
  135. addiction, which is the reason that I provided for my
  136. second reason, Let's look at the last trees.
  137. Finally, I consider the playing the lottery is not a
  138. really good chance to make money because we can't use
  139. our abilities or skills to win the lottery notice after
  140. because I am expressing why I believe that the lottery
  141. is not a really good chance to make money.
  142. Each of these examples illustrated in further detail the reason
  143. that I had used before.
  144. Once you have provided a hook, a topic sentence three
  145. reasons and each with their examples, you will want to
  146. give your concluding sense.
  147. It's what is a concluding sentence.
  148. It is where you retake your main idea with different
  149. words. You remind the reader why you wrote on believe
  150. in your position and you invite the reader to take
  151. action on your side.
  152. Here are some connectors that we can use when leading
  153. into our concluding sentence to sum up and brief, in
  154. short, to conclude in conclusion.
  155. Now let's take a look at an example of a
  156. concluding sentence to conclude.
  157. I believe that it is not a good idea to
  158. buy the ladder because it is a waste of money.
  159. It is addicted and it is not really a good
  160. chance to make money because almost no one ever wins.
  161. Noticed that in this concluding sentence, I transitioned in with
  162. a connector to conclude I stayed.
  163. In my opinion, I believe that it is not a
  164. good idea.
  165. I reiterated the main idea.
  166. Lotteries are a waste of money are addictive and they're
  167. not a good chance to make money.
  168. Your opinion is important at the end of the paragraph
  169. to reinforce what you mentioned in the arguments and to
  170. close your opinion paragraph Well, students, I have finished the
  171. structure of the opinion paragraph.
  172. Now I want to invite you to observe the complete
  173. paragraph Ondas as an example for you.
  174. Keep in mind this is the way you have to
  175. write your opinion paragraph when your teacher asked for it.
  176. Here is all of the parts of the opinion paragraph
  177. in a one cohesive paragraph.
  178. Take a few minutes.
  179. Look at this example.
  180. And if you need to watch this video again, I
  181. hope this was helpful for you.
  182. Thank you.