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Essay Discussion Template Guide

This document provides essay templates for the typical structure of an introduction, body paragraphs, and conclusion. The introduction outlines the topic and opposing sides of the debate. The body paragraphs each present reasons and examples supporting one side, and then the other. The conclusion restates the key arguments and draws a final determination on the debate. Modifications to the templates are allowed according to personal preferences.

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Essay Discussion Template Guide

This document provides essay templates for the typical structure of an introduction, body paragraphs, and conclusion. The introduction outlines the topic and opposing sides of the debate. The body paragraphs each present reasons and examples supporting one side, and then the other. The conclusion restates the key arguments and draws a final determination on the debate. Modifications to the templates are allowed according to personal preferences.

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Essay TEMPLATES

DISCUSSION
Introduction
1) The idea that [Topic sentence], which lies among arguable debates, has again
sparked controversy.
2) Some proponents maintain that [Side A], while opponents claim that (Side B)
3) This essay will elaborate both sides of the debate, and thus lead to a final
conclusion.

Body 1
1) To begin with, there are numerous reasons why (Side A).
2) However, the most evident one derives from the fact that (Idea 1).
3) An instance illustrating this idea is that (Example 1)
4) Furthermore (OR Another point to be taken into consideration is that), (Idea
2)

Body 2
1) Moving on to consider the opposing arguments put forward by critics, some
people believe that (Side B).
2) It is largely attributed to the fact that ( Idea 1).
3) For instance, a survey at The University of Sydney proved that (Example)
4) Another significant factor is that (Idea 2)

Conclusion
1) In conclusion, while there are strong arguments on both sides of the debate,
a final conclusion must be drawn. I firmly believe that (Side A or Side B)

*Notes: Use templates as a tool to complete your tasks with ease and proficiency. Therefore,
you are allowed to make adjustments and modifications as per personal preferences. Kindly
advise your trainer of your changes.

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