Cats vs. Dogs Opinion ECR

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Read the Debate. Follow the steps to write an Extended Constructed Response

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STEP 1: Choose Your Side
An opinion essay is all about expressing a view and backing it up with supporting evidence or details. So the first step is to decide what you think: Are cats better pets or are dogs?

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Cats vs. Dogs Opinion ECR

Last updated almost 4 years ago

5 Nsɛmmisa

Akwankyerɛ

Read the Debate. Follow the steps to write an Extended Constructed Response

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STEP 1: Choose Your Side
An opinion essay is all about expressing a view and backing it up with supporting evidence or details. So the first step is to decide what you think: Are cats better pets or are dogs?

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STEP 2: Write an Introduction
The introduction is where you tell your reader what your essay is going to be about. In an opinion essay, it’s where you grab the reader’s attention and state your opinion. Start with a catchy sentence or question about the topic. (Example for a “Dogs” opinion: Would you like a pet that’s always excited to see you?) Then state your opinion on whether cats or dogs make better pets. Your introduction:

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Step 3: Text Evidence
Find evidence to support your claim, and explain why this evidence is important.
Reason 1:

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Step 3: Text Evidence
Reason 2:

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STEP 4: Write a Conclusion
The last paragraph of your essay is your conclusion. Write one or two sentences that restate your main idea. Your conclusion:

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STEP 2: Write an Introduction
The introduction is where you tell your reader what your essay is going to be about. In an opinion essay, it’s where you grab the reader’s attention and state your opinion. Start with a catchy sentence or question about the topic. (Example for a “Dogs” opinion: Would you like a pet that’s always excited to see you?) Then state your opinion on whether cats or dogs make better pets. Your introduction:

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Step 3: Text Evidence
Find evidence to support your claim, and explain why this evidence is important.
Reason 1:

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Step 3: Text Evidence
Reason 2:

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STEP 4: Write a Conclusion
The last paragraph of your essay is your conclusion. Write one or two sentences that restate your main idea. Your conclusion:

Cats vs. Dogs Opinion ECR

STEP 1: Choose Your Side An opinion essay is all about expressing a view and backing it up with supporting evidence or details. So the first step is to decide what you think: Are cats better pets or are dogs?

Cats vs. Dogs Opinion ECR

STEP 1: Choose Your Side An opinion essay is all about expressing a view and backing it up with supporting evidence or details. So the first step is to decide what you think: Are cats better pets or are dogs?

Step 3: Text EvidenceFind evidence to support your claim, and explain why this evidence is important.Reason 1:

Step 3: Text Evidence Reason 2:

STEP 4: Write a Conclusion The last paragraph of your essay is your conclusion. Write one or two sentences that restate your main idea. Your conclusion:

Step 3: Text EvidenceFind evidence to support your claim, and explain why this evidence is important.Reason 1:

Step 3: Text Evidence Reason 2:

STEP 4: Write a Conclusion The last paragraph of your essay is your conclusion. Write one or two sentences that restate your main idea. Your conclusion:

STEP 1: Choose Your Side
An opinion essay is all about expressing a view and backing it up with supporting evidence or details. So the first step is to decide what you think: Are cats better pets or are dogs?

STEP 1: Choose Your Side
An opinion essay is all about expressing a view and backing it up with supporting evidence or details. So the first step is to decide what you think: Are cats better pets or are dogs?

Step 3: Text Evidence
Find evidence to support your claim, and explain why this evidence is important.
Reason 1:

Step 3: Text Evidence
Reason 2:

STEP 4: Write a Conclusion
The last paragraph of your essay is your conclusion. Write one or two sentences that restate your main idea. Your conclusion:

Step 3: Text Evidence
Find evidence to support your claim, and explain why this evidence is important.
Reason 1:

Step 3: Text Evidence
Reason 2:

STEP 4: Write a Conclusion
The last paragraph of your essay is your conclusion. Write one or two sentences that restate your main idea. Your conclusion: