Lorraine L12 Paragraphs Pre-class steps 1- by Mexico Pre-sessional https://padlet.com/helencostello2_4/L12ParagraphsPreclasssteps Post your work below en-us 2022-06-14 17:13:47 UTC 2022-06-15 09:32:53 UTC hello@padlet.com Kevin Andros https://padlet.com/helencostello2_4/L12ParagraphsPreclasssteps/wish/2221203980 1. What is the topic of this essay?
Big brand’s “evil” role on society, being analysed by their actions.

2. What question do you think the writer is trying to answer?
Are big brands evil?

3. What is the writer’s answer?
He suggests than rather than being evil, big brands help to the economic development of the countries.]]> 2022-06-14 21:26:34 UTC https://padlet.com/helencostello2_4/L12ParagraphsPreclasssteps/wish/2221203980 Eduardo https://padlet.com/helencostello2_4/L12ParagraphsPreclasssteps/wish/2221456861
  • What is the topic of this essay?
    • Big brands
     2. What question do you think the writer is trying to answer?
     *Are Big Brands bad to the economy or society?

     3. What is the writer’s answer?
     * Big brands are not completely bad to the econonomy or society, there are some issues tha maybe appear bad but they have been not conclusive  

    ]]>     2022-06-15 02:59:00 UTC https://padlet.com/helencostello2_4/L12ParagraphsPreclasssteps/wish/2221456861     Marcial https://padlet.com/helencostello2_4/L12ParagraphsPreclasssteps/wish/2221516249
    1. What is the topic of this essay?
    People argue that big brands are ‘evil’. 

    2. What question do you think the writer is trying to answer?
    To what extent are the big brands evil as people argue?

    3. What is the writer’s answer?
    The writer suggests that far from being ‘evil’, big brands are part of a process of economic development.]]>     2022-06-15 04:05:36 UTC https://padlet.com/helencostello2_4/L12ParagraphsPreclasssteps/wish/2221516249     Iriana irianasotelo https://padlet.com/helencostello2_4/L12ParagraphsPreclasssteps/wish/2221565597 1. What is the topic of the essay?
    Big brands

    2. What question do you think the writer is trying to answer?
    Are big brands guilty of exploiting workers?

    3. What is the writer´s answer?
    Although big brands have exploited workers, they bring benefits to the economy of countries.]]>     2022-06-15 05:08:24 UTC https://padlet.com/helencostello2_4/L12ParagraphsPreclasssteps/wish/2221565597     Vidal https://padlet.com/helencostello2_4/L12ParagraphsPreclasssteps/wish/2221593728 1. What is the topic of this essay? 
    Big brands 

    2. What question do you think the writer is trying to answer? 
    To what extent can Big Brands be called evil? 

    3. What is the writer’s answer? 
    It is unfair to characterize big brands as evil as they bring many advantages to the countries in which they trade, especially developing countries, although some of their practices are certainly dubious. 
     

    ]]>     2022-06-15 05:44:36 UTC https://padlet.com/helencostello2_4/L12ParagraphsPreclasssteps/wish/2221593728     Teresa https://padlet.com/helencostello2_4/L12ParagraphsPreclasssteps/wish/2221619602 What is the topic of this essay? Big brands
    What question do you think the writer is trying to answer?     To what extent can Big Brands be called evil?
    What is the writer’s answer?     rather than destroying local culture, big brands become a part of it. This suggests that far from being ‘evil’, big brands are part of a process of economic development. ]]>     2022-06-15 06:15:36 UTC https://padlet.com/helencostello2_4/L12ParagraphsPreclasssteps/wish/2221619602     Anel anelfranco https://padlet.com/helencostello2_4/L12ParagraphsPreclasssteps/wish/2221788501 1. What is the topic of this essay?
    The perception of big brands as “evil”.  
     
    2. What question do you think the writer is trying to answer?
    “Are big brands evil?”  
     
    3. What is the writer’s answer?
    “…However, there are some distinct advantages of big brands using labour in developing countries and countries themselves often compete for contracts from large corporations…”, “…evidence suggests that big brands do not necessarily have the ‘homogenizing’ impact that Klein fears.”, “…This suggests that far from being ‘evil’, big brands are part of a process of economic development.”  

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