Objective: Examine and express an opinion in a formal and academic way towards a piece of literature.
Intended audience: scholars, researchers, scientists, journalists
Register and Style: Formal, impersonal, terminology according to the topic
Structure:
Introduction
Hook + context + thesis statement
Hook: a catchy phrase, shocking data or questions that will grab the reader's attention and encourage them to continue reading.
Context: a brief explanation of what topic you are about to develop. What the reader needs to know before you express your opinion and your arguments.
Thesis statement: Argument + point 1 + point 2 (It must be related to the examined literary work.)
Body paragraph 1
Point 1: P.E.A structure
Body paragraph 2
Point 2: P.E.A structure
Body paragraph 3
Point 3: it could be another point of a counterargument. If a counterargument is presented it must be proved wrong.
Conclusion
Sum up your ideas and restate your thesis statement.
Do NOT add another point or information that was not developed previously.
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