Exercise
Vocabulary: Essay Structure & Academic Expressions
In this engaging exercise, students will explore the essential components of essay structure while enhancing their academic vocabulary through interactive activities and real-world examples. By mastering academic expressions, learners will confidently articulate their ideas and improve their writing skills for persuasive essays and research papers.
Questions
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The main argument or central idea of an essay is expressed in the ___ statement.
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To introduce an example in an essay, one can use the phrase ___ .
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In my ___, community service should be mandatory for all high school students.
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The first sentence of a body paragraph that states its main topic is called the ___ sentence.
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It is widely ___ that climate change poses a major threat to global security.
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Proponents ___ that renewable energy will create millions of new jobs worldwide.
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One major ___ of studying abroad is gaining cultural independence.
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Critics ___ that urbanization leads to overcrowding and environmental degradation.
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It is vital to ___ strong evidence to support your claims in an argumentative essay.
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In order to ___ a well-balanced essay, you must address opposing arguments.
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From my ___, learning a foreign language opens up numerous career opportunities.
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The final paragraph of an essay should summarize the main points and restate the ___ .