ENG Section C

Introduction sentence starters

1. Dividing public discourse has ensured regarding …

2. Weighing into the debate, author’s (TYPE) forcefully contends that …

3. Appealing to (AUDIENCE), author mounts a … argument hoping to convince (AUDIENCE) to (PURPOSE)

4. The piece is accompanied by an image showcasing … which further supports the author’s stance that (CONTENTION)

Topic sentence starters

1. From the outset, author employs a … argument to …

2. Embracing a more/Continuing their (TYPE), author systematically seeks to …

3. Culminating in a final call to action, with a particular appeal to … readers, author returns to a … argument to …

Evidence and explanation sentence starters

1. To imbed a sense of … within the audience, author uses …

2. Further capitalising on the … values of the audience … author

3. Utilising the reader’s established sense of …

PARA 1: Authors Intent

1. Establish credentials/rapport (close relationship) with reader

   TO encourage readers to be more receptive to the author’s subsequent arguments regarding …

2. Establishes the enormity/relevance of issue (and cause) …

   TO elevate the urgency of …, prompting (AUDIENCE) to prioritise matter

PARA 2: Authors Intent

1. In order to achieve their ultimate goal of … author purposely presents …

   TO guide (AUDIENCE) toward a sense of inevitability, as if the author’s conclusion is the only logical outcome

2. Having built up established … in her demographic, author provides an outlet for …

   TO harness/reduce feelings, prompting (AUDIENCE) to feel united in a shared cause and more inclined to act

PARA 3: Authors Intent

1. Author assures … is a viable solution

   TO reassure readers that (ISSUE) is not insurmountable, positioning them to feel content in supporting stance that …

2. Attempting not to alienate any audience members …

   TO emphasise a joint responsibility, empower all audiences to have same approach in …

Body paragraph: Link

1. Overall, author initially plays on … response of readers to …

2. Capitalising on developed trust/rapport author, author shifts focus towards action, urging audience to view …

3. Ultimately, the readership is left to contemplate the urgency and attainability of SOLUTION, reasonable but necessary.

Conclusion sentence starters

1. By adopting a … argument, author passionately pleads for audience to …

2. As more of … becomes aware to the public, audience are galvanised to view … as a moral obligation