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Please advise which example of a forum where essays can be examined
You can try posting essays
You can try posting essays here: http://gre.myprepclub.com/forum/analytical-writing-assessment-awa-14/ or here: https://www.reddit.com/r/GRE/
However, they often don't get much feedback.
Another option is to use the test-makers (ETS's) ScoreItNow service to get two essays scored by the official e-rater scoring system ($20 fee): https://www.dxrgroup.com/scoreitnow
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Can you please tell that what would be the possible template to defend both sides an issue essay?
I think you'll find it easier
I think you'll find it easier to just have 1 template in mind for each essay type.
However, if I were to create a template to defend both sides, it might look like this:
1) Intro paragraph
- Summarize issue
- State your position and summarize reasons for position
2) Two paragraphs for ONE side of the issue
- State point
- Elaborate or provide example
- Relate point to your position
3) Two paragraphs for the OTHER side of the issue
- State point
- Elaborate or provide example
- Relate point to your position
4) Conclusion paragraph
- Briefly restate points
- Restate your position
Cheers,
Brent
Hey Brent,
Why is it better to use an 'active voice' than a 'passive voice'?
It's all about concision.
It's all about concision.
Writing in a passive voice uses more words than writing in an active voice.
Passive voice: My homework was eaten by the dog.
Active voice: The dog ate my homework.