In a comment, you take a critical stance on a specific topic. In doing so, you list arguments that support your opinion and disprove possible counter-arguments.
The task often starts with Comment on ... and is mostly written in simple present.
- introducing your topic and telling your reader about the importance of the topic.
- Making the reader question his or her behaviour.
- generally explaining your point of view.
- Think about your pros and (possible) cons. Cons help you to weaken possible counter-arguments.
2.1 strongest contra-argument
2.2 weaker contra-argument
2.3 weakest contra-argument
2.4 weakest pro-argument
2.5 stronger pro-argument
2.6 strongest pro-argument
for pro - arguments
for counter-arguments
It might be argued that … /One might say that …
Although/Despite ...
In contrast to that
Nevertheless
On the one hand … (but) on the other (hand) …
It might be argued that … /One might say that …Although/Despite ...
First/Second/Third ...
Furthermore/Moreover/In addition
An example for this is …
- It makes sense to summarize your previous arguments.
- give an outlook solution consequence / consequences.
As a result
All in all
Concluding/ As a conclusion ...
In summary/To sum up
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