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This document provides guidance on writing a problem-solution essay. It outlines the key components of the essay, including describing the problem, arguing that the problem needs to be solved, explaining potential solutions, and advocating for a particular solution. It then gives examples of possible essay topics and provides templates and guidance for pre-writing, developing solutions, choosing an attention getter and transitions, and structuring the essay with an introduction, body, and conclusion.
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- 2. PROBLEM – SOLUTION ESSAY SHAFIRA BINTI DATO’ HJ HASNY
- 4. OVERVIEW Describe the problem Convince that it needs solving Explain solutions Argue that THIS is the best solution
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- 8. TAKE A MOMENT TO ….
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- 12. GRAPHICORGANIZER
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- 14. TRANSITION WORDS phrases or words used to connect one idea to the next used by the author to help the reader progress from one significant idea to the next show the relationship within a paragraph
- 15. Therefore However Moreover Lastly Next Also Furthermore In addition to Similarly Likewise Accordingly Hence Consequently As a result Thereby Otherwise Subsequently
- 16. CONCLUSION Briefly recap the problem and proposed solution Call to Action! Possibly telling the reader what will happen if your solution isn't implemented.
- 18. CHECKLIST Pre-writing State the problem and solution clearly Support your points with evidence
- 19. THANK YOU
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- show the relationship within a paragraph – where the main idea interlinks and connects with the supporting idea (minor ideas)transitional