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ARTICLES
-Argumentative techniques
-Narrative techniques
An article is a piece of writing which appears in newspapers and
magazines. Articles are usually formal in style, however they can be less formal
depending on whether they are published in a popular magazine or a newspaper.
In a less formal article you might address the reader directly (e.g. You may not
know this ...) whereas in a formal article this would not be acceptable. In formal
articles the style is impersonal (e.g. It may not be widely known ...).
When writing an article you should first identify its type. You can refer
to previous units in which writing techniques are given. For example, if you are
asked to write an article giving advantages and disadvantages of owning a car,
you should first identify it as an argumentative essay and then refer to the
section Argumentatives to find the argumentative techniques, as well as the
outline you should use.
Outlines for Argumentative Articles
Advantages/
Disadvantages
Expressing opinions/
providing solutions
For and against
Discursive essays
state topic
state
opinion/problem
state topic
state topic
advantages
Point 1/ Suggestion 1
arguments for
one point of view
(e.g. scientific)
disadvantages
Point 2/ Suggestion 2
arguments against
another point of
view
(e.g. moral)
a third point of
view
(e.g. social)
balanced
consideration/
opinion
restate opinion/
best option and
reason
balanced
consideration
give own opinion
Writing Newspaper Headlines
A newspaper article always has a headline which summarises the main
point of the article and attracts the reader's interest. Bear in mind that a headline
is short and very similar to writing a note or a memo. It is therefore normal
practice to leave out auxiliaries, articles and some prepositions. You should also
24 ARTICLES -Argumentative techniques -Narrative techniques An article is a piece of writing which appears in newspapers and magazines. Articles are usually formal in style, however they can be less formal depending on whether they are published in a popular magazine or a newspaper. In a less formal article you might address the reader directly (e.g. You may not know this ...) whereas in a formal article this would not be acceptable. In formal articles the style is impersonal (e.g. It may not be widely known ...). When writing an article you should first identify its type. You can refer to previous units in which writing techniques are given. For example, if you are asked to write an article giving advantages and disadvantages of owning a car, you should first identify it as an argumentative essay and then refer to the section Argumentatives to find the argumentative techniques, as well as the outline you should use. Outlines for Argumentative Articles Advantages/ Expressing opinions/ For and against Discursive essays Disadvantages providing solutions state topic state state topic state topic opinion/problem advantages Point 1/ Suggestion 1 arguments for one point of view (e.g. scientific) disadvantages Point 2/ Suggestion 2 arguments against another point of view (e.g. moral) a third point of view (e.g. social) balanced restate opinion/ balanced give own opinion consideration/ best option and consideration opinion reason Writing Newspaper Headlines A newspaper article always has a headline which summarises the main point of the article and attracts the reader's interest. Bear in mind that a headline is short and very similar to writing a note or a memo. It is therefore normal practice to leave out auxiliaries, articles and some prepositions. You should also
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