How to Write a Comment: Beginner's Guide

This page offers a simplified approach to comment writing for English learners. It breaks down the process into manageable steps, making it easier for beginners to grasp the concept.

The guide emphasizes:

• Forming an opinion on the given topic
• Developing three supporting arguments
• Providing reasons and examples to back up arguments
• Using appropriate phrases throughout the comment

The structure remains similar to the advanced guide:

1. Introduction: Explain the topic's importance and engage the reader
2. Main Body: Present three arguments in a logical order with examples
3. Conclusion: Summarize thoughts and clearly state the final opinion

Example: The guide provides a sample comment about school uniforms, demonstrating how to apply the structure and use appropriate language.

Highlight: The beginner's guide encourages students to start by taking notes and organizing arguments by importance before writing.

How to Write a Comment: Advanced Guide

This page provides a detailed overview of writing a comment in English at an advanced level. It emphasizes the importance of developing a clear opinion and supporting it with three well-reasoned arguments.

Key points include:

• Developing a personal opinion on the topic
• Finding three supporting arguments
• Providing reasons and examples for each argument
• Using appropriate phrases to structure the comment

The guide breaks down the comment structure into three main parts:

1. Introduction: Clearly state the topic and its importance
2. Main Body: Present three relevant arguments with supporting examples
3. Conclusion: Summarize thoughts and restate opinion clearly

Highlight: The guide stresses the importance of starting with notes, researching key words, and organizing arguments by relevance.

Example: For the introduction, suggested phrases include "Recently, there was a discussion about..." and "In the following I'd like to comment on whether..."

Vocabulary: "Lead-in" refers to an introductory statement that provides context and captures the reader's interest.