Opinion Essay
What is better:
Living in a city or the country
Student’s name: Roman Galyapin ID: 20141148
Foundation English 5 ENG 0005
KIMEP
Instructors: Bibigul Duisengaziyeva, Tamara Bogdanova
8 August, 2014
Opinion Essay Outline
Topic: What is better: Living in a city or the country
I. Introduction Thesis statement: In my opinion, living in a city is much better than in the country due to well-developed infrastructure, education and work opportunities and variety of entertainment.
II. Body Paragraph 1 Topic sentence: Well-developed infrastructure. Supporting idea a): Efficacious transport opportunities Supporting idea b): Presence of advanced educational centres, supermarkets, hospitals and state-supported institutions Supporting idea c): Developed economic and social infrastructure Body Paragraph 2 Topic sentence: Education and work opportunities. Supporting idea a): Well-paid and interesting jobs Supporting idea b): Opportunity of advanced schools and universities Supporting idea c): advantages of self-development
Body Paragraph 3 Topic sentence: Places of interest and entertainment Supporting idea a): Places where people can relax, enjoy and spend time (cafes, cinema, theaters, parks, etc.) Supporting idea b): Tourist attractions, monuments, memorials and memorable places Supporting idea c): Events and festivals
In my opinion, living in a city is much better than in the country due to well-developed infrastructure, education and work opportunities and variety of entertainment. To begin with, the achievement of each city is well-developed infrastructure: however,
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