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1. No, I would not like to live in this house. The area looks deserted and from the photo it seems like although the area is peaceful, there are no sources of food nearby such as food markets. Lack of such basic services could make it difficult to survive for someone especially if a whole family were to live there. Not only that, living in that house would ruin one's social life as there are no schools or buildings nearby for daily interactions or conversations to be held. Furthermore, the house in the photo looks really small so there might be a lack of resources in the house such as food and water and a sanitary toilet. The snow on the mountain nearby also means that the area is really cold, and I hate living in cold conditions. In addition, transportation would be lacking in this area too as there are no public transport nearby, therefore navigating yourself from one place to another could be challenging.

2. Yes. This is because a larger variety of food available on the menu has countless benefits for everyone. For example, someone who wants to try eating something new could choose from a variety of options in the menu. Not only that, but for new customers who are unfamiliar with the food choices, they could refer to the menu and choose from lots of food options that cater to their likings or different food cravings. In addition, people who are on a diet can also benefit from this as they could choose food from maybe a dieted option like a salad. Having many options on the food menu is also beneficial for students who plan on limiting their expenditure on food as they could choose the cheaper options on the menu. These students of adolescent age can curtail their spending so that they can develop early habits of saving money thanks to the wide range of food options with different pricings on the menu. However, there are also negative ramifications to having so many food options on a menu, as fussy customers might complain or be unhappy about taking too long to choose what they want to eat, whereas some people prefer simplicity over an over-complicated menu.

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Introductory paragraph: hook (questions, proverb/idiom, observation, personal experience), not more than 2 sentences.
Thesis statement: your stand and what you will cover in the essay.
Body paragraph: At least 4 paragraphs (discursive: 2 points for, 2 points against)
argumentative: 3 points for your own stand + 1 rebuttal
Concluding paragraph: restate/reiterate your own stand.

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some ways to start the introduction (essay):
a. an anecdote or story (make sure you keep this brief)
At a party, Kate wore a yellow dress. It made her look sallow.
b. an analogy
Imagine you are a lab-bred animal, raised in a sterile environment.
c. a shocking statement
If killing a person is murder, then the system is a murderer when it puts criminals to death.
d. a quote or proverb
'Knowledge is power'
e. an observation
Most people spend more time looking at their mobile phones or computer screens than reading a book.
f. a hypothetical situation
Imagine a world where there are no rhinoceroses, orang-utans or elephants.
g. a reference to a recent event
The issue of reducing examination stress was featured in the news recently.
h. a surprising fact
Every fifteen seconds a child dies of hunger.
i. a rhetorical question
What could be better than snuggling in bed with a book on a rainy day?

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Tell readers what the composition is about, and respond directly to the topic.
to be given in the opening paragraph of your essay/composition, usually appears at the end of the opening paragraph.

EXAMPLES***:
topic: what problems do young people like you face?
Topic sentence: Indeed, a host of problems awaits the youngster straddle between childhood and adulthood.

topic: Write about some kinds of books you enjoy reading.
Topic sentence: The kinds of books I most enjoy reading are fantasy, thrillers and science fiction.

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transition expressions

Addition:

In addition to what has been said, it is also important to consider...

Furthermore, it should be noted that...

Moreover, it is worth mentioning that...

Additionally, another important factor to consider is...

Also, it is important to point out that...

Besides the aforementioned, there is another aspect to consider...

Not only is it important to...but it is also crucial to...

As well as the above, it is worth considering...

Contrast:

However, despite the evidence, it is important to consider...

Nevertheless, it should be noted that...

Nonetheless, there are certain limitations to this argument...

Still, there are certain challenges that need to be addressed...

Yet, there is a counterargument that needs to be considered...

On the other hand, it is important to consider the alternative perspective of...

In contrast to the above, there are certain differences to take into account...

Whereas the evidence suggests one thing, it is important to consider...

Cause and Effect:

Therefore, it can be concluded that...

Thus, it can be inferred that...

Hence, it can be deduced that...

Consequently, it is clear that...

As a result, it is evident that...

Accordingly, it can be seen that...

Because of this, it is important to...

Due to this, it is crucial to...

Since this is the case, it is necessary to...

Owing to the aforementioned reasons, it is clear that...

Example:

For example, one instance where this is evident is...

For instance, a case in point is...

Such as, when considering the case of...

Including, but not limited to...

To illustrate this, let us take the example of...

Namely, when we examine...

In particular, it is important to focus on...

Specifically, it can be seen that...

Summary and Conclusion:

In conclusion, it can be said that...

To summarize, the main points are...

To sum up, the key takeaways are...

Overall, it can be seen that...

All in all, it is clear that...

Briefly, the main arguments are...

In brief, the key findings are...

In summary, the main results are...

Therefore, it can be concluded that...

Thus, it can be said that...

Remember that transition expressions serve as a bridge between ideas and help to create a well-organized and coherent piece of writing. Use them appropriately and in moderation to create a clear and concise argument.

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past perfect tense and present perfect tense

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past perfect tense and present perfect tense

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https://youtu.be/F-r7daaxsbk

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present perfect or past simple exercise - English grammar tutorial video lesson

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https://youtu.be/hQ1OwYu4GsY

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