How to write arguments junior
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This document provides guidance on how to write effective arguments. It discusses including a title, introduction, and conclusion. The introduction should set the scene and issue. Arguments should use second person and present tense. Distracted driving from cell phone use can cause accidents since it takes a driver's eyes and attention away from the road. Between 2003 and 2008, there were over 500 car crashes attributed to cell phone use. Drivers should have both hands on the wheel and full concentration to drive safely.
How to write arguments junior
- 1. How to write AwesomeArgumentsThe Purpose is to say why you are rightWritten by Jacqui Sharp
- 2. using words likeusing words likeYouYourI
- 3. Me
- 5. Introduction:Write a title Write an introductionSet the scene and toneIntroduce the issueUse second personUse present tenseShould Drivers of cars be banned from using cellphonesI believe that drivers should be banned from using cellphones while driving.
- 6. Drivers not having both hands on the wheel could cause them to be slow in reacting in an emergency.Texting and dialling while driving causes drivers to take their eyes off the road.Talking on a phone is distracting and dangerous for others.
- 8. ConclusionWrite a conclusion and or a resolution here…What are your final thoughts?Driving needs total attention! Talking or texting on a cell phone stops that concentration. For you to be a safe driver cell phones should be banned.
- 9. Other words for ‘and, but, because’FirstlySecondlyThirdlyConsequentlyFor exampleThese includeSuch asFurthermore For instanceLeads toBrings aboutResults inotherwiseIf thenSinceEven ifAs shown byNot onlyIn additionBut alsoUnless
- 10. Conjunction JunctionBetter Englishhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mkO87mkgcNo&feature=relatedhttp://www.better-english.com/grammar/conjunctions.htmPutting sentences togetherBbc.co.ukbitesizehttp://www.bbc.co.uk/skillswise/words/grammar/interestsentences/compoundsentences/flash2.shtmlhttp://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/ks1bitesize/literacy/conjunctions/index.shtml
- 11. Microsoft Word or PowerPointRight click on the word and click on SynonymsIf there is no choice of word there click on ThesaurusSelect a wordPagesControl Click (or right click on the wordClick on Writing tools and select Look up in Dictionary and ThesaurusClick on Thesaurus, look for a suitable word to replace the one in your writing Inspiration 8- Right click on Word Click on More
- 12. Choose a word from the Word Guide
- 13. wordle.net/createGo to LanguageSelect ‘Do not remove commonwords’… thenGo to LanguageSelect Word CountProof read yourWork in Wordle
- 18. Use Word or Pages, add a frame, WordArt heading and a graphic
- 19. Publish on one PowerPoint SlideI believe that drivers should be banned from using cell phones while driving. Drivers not having both hands on the wheel could cause them to be slow in reacting in an emergency. Research on cell phones show that talking on the phone when driving is dangerous especially if something happens. Texting and dialling while driving could cause drivers to take their eyes off the road. An accident could easily happen. The car in front may brake suddenly or a car might appear out of a driveway. Talking on a phone is distracting and dangerous for others. Between 2003 and 2008, there were 482 injury crashes and 25 fatal crashes because of mobile phones. Driving needs total attention! Talking or texting on a cell phone stops that concentration. For you to be a safe driver cell phones should be banned.Ban cell phones from cars
- 20. Newspaper ReportCopy your story and paste intohttp://www.fodey.com/generators/newspaper/snippet.aspclick on the Generate button and paste code into your blog or wikiShould Drivers of cars be banned from using cell phones?Drivers should be banned from the dangerous practice of using cell phones while driving. Firstly, people in charge of cars should have both hands on the wheel; if they have one hand grasping a cell phone then consequently their reaction times tend to be slower. Current scientific research on cell phone use shows that talking on the phone has adverse impacts on driving, especially when the driver is faced with unexpected situations.Secondly, texting and dialling while driving can cause motorists to take their eyes off the road.Even a few seconds of inattention can cause an accident. For example, the car in front may brake suddenly or a car might appear unexpectedly out of a side street or driveway resulting in a greater chance of a mishap. Thirdly, talking on a phone is distracting as it endangers your life and others around you. For instance, talking and listening require concentration, particularly if you are thinking about what you are going to say next. Between 2003 and 2008, there were 482 injury crashes and 25 fatal crashes attributed to the use of mobile phones.Driving needs total attention! Talking or texting on a cell phone obstructs that concentration. For the safety of yourself and others around you, there has to be a cell phone ban while operating a vehicle.
- 21. Publish as a WordleWhat do you think my story is about?
- 22. Publishing paperWrite the story in your best handwriting. Make a heading in WordArt, print out and glue on your published writing. Print out a graphic or draw a picture.