Opinion Letter

II. THE FORMAL OPINION LETTER its about
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You may not always like or agree with what you read or learn about. Whether your media is printor digital, you can express your opinion and show off your knowledge of the issues by writing a strong opinion letter.
CHECK THAT YOUR WRITING INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING POINTS. | NEED HELP? HERE ARESOME IDEAS. |
I. Greeting * I have started my letter with, Dear Editor. | |
II. Opening paragraph * My first paragraph mentions: 1) why I am writing; 2) the topic or title or thearticle I am responding to. | * The topic or issue, as well as your reason for bothering to write, need to be obvious. |
III. Letter Body * The body of my letter mentions two aspects of theproblem/issue. * Each aspect includes my opinion. * My opinions are supported with clear and specific evidence | * Use real facts and figures to support your opinion. * Relate the issue to yourown personal life. * You will be expressing an opinion, but be careful not to insult or offend anyone. |
IV. Vocabulary * I know the meaning and how to use/spell each word I have written * Iknow which prepositions I need to use. | * Use a good dictionary, such as Webster’s Learning Dictionary when you are using words you are not familiar with. * Google Translate is not your bestfriend in this class. |
V. Punctuation * I have revised my punctuation, including my use of commas and periods. | * English sentences are around 22 words long. Count the number of words.If your sentences are longer, then you need to take a closer look at your sentence structure. * Watch a short YouTube video on sentence punctuation. * Here’s another video on run-ons and sentencefragments. |
VI. Standard grammar and sentence structure * I have written each sentence with the Subject + Verb + Complement word order. * I have checked that each sentence has a written...