The document outlines the parts of a for and against composition. It includes: 1) An introduction paragraph to introduce the topic. 2) A main body with two paragraphs - one presenting points for and one presenting points against the topic, supported by justifications and examples. 3) A conclusion paragraph that can give an opinion or balanced consideration of the topic using opinion words.

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2. B) THE MAIN BODY in which you present the points for and the points against the topic objectively in two separate paragraphs, supporting your arguments with justifications or examples.

3. C) THE CLOSING PARAGRAPH OR CONCLUSION It's the short final paragraph in which you can summarize the main idea of the subject, giving your opinion or a balanced consideration of the topic. Opinion words ( I think, I believe,etc ) are used only in this part.

4. THE FIRST PARAGRAPH OR INTRODUCTION

5. THE FIRST PARAGRAPH OR INTRODUCTION

6. THE FIRST PARAGRAPH OR INTRODUCTION

7. B) THE MAIN BODY Write well-developed paragraphs in which your points are supported with justification (examples or reasons) Make sure to write more than one justification.

8. Main Body Begin each paragraph with a topic sentence which summarizes what the paragraph is about. Making your own clothes have some definite advantages. Firstly , it is often the only way to get what you want as it is difficult to find clothes which are not only the right size, but which also fit in the right places. Another advantage is that you can be sure your outfit is original. As a result , when you go out on that special occasion you are much less likely to meet someone wearing the same coat as you.

9. To make general statements As a general rule

10. Generally

11. In general

12. On the whole

13. It is popularly believed that

14. Most people argue that

15. People claim that

16. It is alleged that

17. To introduce points One major advantage/disadvantage of

18. The main advantage/disadvantage of

19. The greatest advantage/disadvantage of

20. A further advantage/disadvantage of

21. Another advantage/disadvantage of

22. One point of view in favour/against

23. To list points Firstly

24. First of all

25. In the first place

26. To start with

27. Secondly

28. Thirdly

29. Finally

30. To list points in a specific sequence BEGINNING

31. first/to start with/to begin with/first of all

32. CONTINUING

33. secondly/after this/after that/ afterwards/then/next

34. CONCLUDING

35. finally/lastly/last but not least

36. To add more points on the same topic What is more

37. Furthermore

38. Apart from this/that

39. In addition (to this)

40. Moreover

41. Besides (this)

42. Also

43. Not to mention the fact that

44. To make contrasting points Yet

45. However,

46. Nevertheless,

47. But

48. At the same time

49. Even so

50. Although

51. Even though

52. In spite of (the fact that)

53. Despite (the fact that)

54. On the other hand

55. It can be argued that

56. To give examples For instance

57. For example

58. Like

59. Especially

60. Such as

61. In particular

62. To express cause Because

63. Since

64. As

65. Owing to (the fact that)

66. Due to(the fact that)

67. To express result Therefore,

68. Thus,

69. So

70. Consequently,

71. As a result,

72. As a consequence

73. For this reason

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75. Concluding To sum up

76. All in all

77. In conclusion

78. On the whole

79. Taking everything into account

80. As was previously stated

81. All things considered

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