Introduction Sentences 13.

Supporting Statement
In support of this, studies have shown that
1. General Statement [study result].
It is often argued that [topic]. 14. Contrast with Another View
However, others contend that [contrasting
2. General Background argument], arguing that [reason].
In recent years, [issue] has become a
topic of heated debate among [group]. 15. Provide Evidence
According to [source], [fact/statistic], which
3. Paraphrasing the Question reinforces the argument that [reason].
The issue of [topic] is one that has
sparked significant discussion in recent 16. Offer an Example from History
times. Historically, [example] proves that
[statement].
4. State the Purpose of the Essay
This essay will discuss both the 17. Cite a Famous Figure
advantages and disadvantages of [topic]. As [famous person] once said, [quote],
which reflects the importance of [subject].
5. Thesis Statement
While some believe that [argument 1], 18. Introduce a Counterargument
others argue that [argument 2]. This essay On the other hand, some believe that
will explore both views before providing a [counter-argument], arguing that [reason].
personal opinion.
19. Refute a Counterargument
6. Specific Focus However, this view overlooks the fact that
The issue of [topic] is multifaceted, [refutation].
involving a variety of factors including
[factor 1], [factor 2], and [factor 3]. 20. Qualify an Argument
While it is true that [argument], it is
7. Question Approach important to consider [contrasting point].
Some people question whether [issue],
and this essay will examine both sides of Adding Details/Elaborating
the argument.
21. Further Explain
8. Conditional Statement To elaborate, [example/further
If [issue] were addressed, it could explanation].
potentially [positive/negative result].
22. Give Additional Support
9. Introduce Controversial Topic In addition, [new point supporting the
The topic of [controversial issue] has been argument].
a contentious issue for many years, with
opinions divided over its impact on 23. Offer More Specific Evidence
[subject]. Specifically, [study/statistic] illustrates that
[point].
10. Provide Overview
This essay will analyze the causes and 24. Strengthen the Point
effects of [issue] and propose potential This is further corroborated by [source],
solutions. which confirms that [statement].

Argument/Body Paragraph Structures 25. Summarize Key Idea

Therefore, it can be concluded that [key
Introducing an Argument point].

11. State the First Argument 26. Reinforce Argument

One key argument in favor of [position] is Undoubtedly, [argument] plays a
that [reason]. significant role in [relevant issue].

12. Introduce an Example 27. Provide an Anecdote

For example, [example] demonstrates that A recent example of this is [anecdote],
[explanation]. which highlights the effect of [topic].
28. Present an Expert Opinion
Experts such as [expert name] suggest 43. Restate a Counterargument with
that [opinion]. Refutation
While some argue that [counter-
29. Present Another Aspect argument], the evidence overwhelmingly
Furthermore, [other factor] has an suggests that [rebuttal].
undeniable influence on [issue].
30. Introduce Statistics 44. Emphasize the Importance of a Topic
Statistics show that [statistic], which Given the significance of [issue], it is clear
further illustrates the importance of that [solution] should be prioritized.
[argument]. 45. End with a Thought-provoking
Statement
Transitioning Between Ideas Unless action is taken soon, [negative
consequence] may become inevitable.
31. Transition Sentence (Addition)
In addition to this, [new argument]. Linking/Connecting Ideas

32. Transition Sentence (Contrast) 46. Adding Information

Conversely, [new argument]. Moreover, [additional point].

33. Clarify or Restate an Idea 47. Expressing Similarity

To put it differently, [clarification]. Similarly, [example].

34. Provide a Transitional Contrast 48. Showing Cause and Effect

On the contrary, some people argue that As a result, [effect].
[argument], as it leads to [result].
49. Introducing an Example
35. Contrast with Another Perspective For instance, [example].
In contrast, others maintain that
[counterpoint]. 50. Indicating Contrast
In contrast, [opposite idea].
Conclusion Sentences
51. Illustrating a Point
36. Restate the Thesis To illustrate, [example].
In conclusion, both sides of the argument
offer valid points, but [restate your 52. Offering an Alternative
opinion]. Alternatively, [suggestion].

37. Summarize the Key Points 53. Explaining a Result

To summarize, [summary of arguments] Consequently, [result].
demonstrate that [thesis].
54. Expressing Purpose
38. Final Opinion In order to [goal], [action] is necessary.
Given the above points, I believe that
[personal opinion]. 55. Expressing Condition
If [condition], then [result].
39. Call to Action
Therefore, it is crucial that [action] is taken 56. Clarifying a Point
to address [issue]. In other words, [explanation].

40. Provide a Solution 57. Indicating a Conclusion

In order to resolve this issue, [solution] Thus, it can be concluded that [statement].
should be implemented.
58. Presenting a Restriction or Limitation
41. Predict the Outcome However, it is important to note that
If these measures are adopted, it is likely [limitation].
that [result].
59. Adding Emphasis
42. Concluding Remark Indeed, [emphasis].
Ultimately, the solution to [problem] lies in
[suggestion].
60. Introducing a New Idea 77. Using "Due to" for Causality
Furthermore, [new point]. Due to [cause], [effect].
Advanced Sentence Structures
78. Using "Provided that" for Conditions
61. Using "Although" for Contrast Provided that [condition], [outcome].
Although [opposing view], [your
viewpoint]. 79. Using "Whereas" for Comparison
Whereas [first idea], [second idea].
62. Conditional (Hypothetical)
Had I known about [situation], I would 80. Using "As a result of" for Causality
have [action]. As a result of [cause], [effect].

63. Using "While" for Simultaneous Summing Up or Restating

Actions
While [first action], [second action]. 81. Summarizing the Main Idea
To sum up, [main idea].
64. Using "Despite" for Concession
Despite [factor], [outcome]. 82. Reinforcing Your Position
In conclusion, it is clear that [opinion].
65. Using "Not Only... But Also" for
Emphasis 83. Rewriting the Key Point
Not only [first point], but also [second To rephrase, [main idea].
point].
84. Final Opinion
66. Using "If... then" for Hypotheses Ultimately, [opinion].
If [hypothesis], then [result].
85. Final Recommendation
67. Using "In order to" for Purpose Therefore, I strongly recommend that
In order to [purpose], [action] must be [action].
taken.
86. Reiterating the Thesis
68. Using "On the other hand" for As discussed, [restating your viewpoint].
Contrasting
On the other hand, [contrasting point]. 87. Closing Remark
To wrap up, [key takeaway].
69. Using "It is evident that" for Emphasis
It is evident that [point], as shown by 88. Concluding Opinion
[example]. In my opinion, [final judgment].

70. Using "Such as" for Examples 89. Final Thought

There are various methods, such as To conclude, [reflection].
[example 1] and [example 2].
90. Making a Call to Action
71. Using "As" for Comparisons It is essential that [recommendation].
As [noun], [action].
Complex Sentence Structures
72. Using "Because of" for Cause
Because of [reason], [outcome]. 91. Using "Although" in a Complex
Sentence
73. Using "Therefore" for Conclusion Although [opposing viewpoint], [your
Therefore, [conclusion]. opinion]
92. Using "Even though" in a Complex
74. Using "Given that" for Explanation Sentence
Given that [reason], it follows that Even though [fact], [consequence].
[outcome].
93. Using "If... then" for Hypothesis
75. Using "However" for Contradiction If [condition], then [result].
However, [contradictory point].
94. Using "Whether" for Uncertainty
76. Using "In the event that" for Conditions Whether [condition] will result in [outcome]
In the event that [condition], [action]. remains to be seen.
 or making us more isolated, and this
95. Using "Due to the fact that" for Cause essay will explore both sides of the
Due to the fact that [reason], argument.
[consequence].
8. Conditional Statement
96. Using "As long as" for Condition If governments were to invest more in
As long as [condition], [outcome]. renewable energy, they could significantly
reduce the harmful effects of climate
97. Using "Unless" for Conditions change.
Unless [condition], [action].
9. Introduce Controversial Topic
98. Using "No matter" for Emphasis The topic of genetic engineering has been
No matter [condition], [result]. a contentious issue for many years, with
opinions divided on its ethical implications.
99. Using "In case" for Future Events
In case [event] happens, [action]. 10. Provide Overview
This essay will explore the causes of
100. Using "Provided that" for Conditions urban pollution and offer potential
Provided that [condition], [action]. solutions to mitigate its effects.

Introduction Sentences Argument/Body Paragraph Structures

1. General Statement Introducing an Argument

It is often argued that the increasing
reliance on technology has had both 11. State the First Argument
positive and negative effects on society. One key argument in favor of online
shopping is that it offers consumers the
2. General Background convenience of purchasing products from
In recent years, the issue of climate the comfort of their homes.
change has become a topic of heated
debate among politicians and 12. Introduce an Example
environmentalists. For example, a study conducted by XYZ
University revealed that students who
3. Paraphrasing the Question participated in interactive online courses
The issue of whether government funding had better learning outcomes.
should be allocated to space exploration is
one that has sparked significant 13. Supporting Statement
discussion. In support of this, a report by the World
Health Organization (WHO) found that
4. State the Purpose of the Essay access to clean water can reduce the
This essay will discuss the benefits and spread of diseases.
drawbacks of online education, with a
focus on its impact on students' learning. 14. Contrast with Another View
However, others argue that technology
5. Thesis Statement can lead to job displacement, as
While some people argue that university automation replaces human workers in
education should be free for all, others various industries.
believe it is essential for students to
contribute financially. This essay will 15. Provide Evidence
examine both views and provide a According to a recent survey by the
personal opinion. International Labour Organization (ILO),
the unemployment rate has risen in
6. Specific Focus countries with high automation levels.
The issue of global poverty is
multifaceted, involving economic 16. Offer an Example from History
disparities, lack of education, and Historically, the industrial revolution led to
inadequate healthcare systems. rapid economic growth, but also caused
significant social inequality and
7. Question Approach environmental harm.
Some people question whether
technology is improving our quality of life
17. Cite a Famous Figure 26. Reinforce Argument
As Albert Einstein once said, “The Undoubtedly, the rise of electric vehicles
important thing is not to stop questioning,” has the potential to reduce air pollution
which emphasizes the need for and dependence on fossil fuels.
continuous innovation and curiosity in
scientific endeavors. 27. Provide an Anecdote
A recent example of this is the introduction
18. Introduce a Counterargument of electric buses in several cities, which
On the other hand, some believe that has significantly decreased traffic
government intervention in markets is emissions.
necessary to protect consumers from
exploitation. 28. Present an Expert Opinion
Experts such as Dr. Jane Goodall argue
that protecting biodiversity is crucial for
19. Refute a Counterargument maintaining the health of our planet.
However, this perspective fails to consider
the long-term benefits of free markets, 29. Present Another Aspect
which encourage innovation and Furthermore, education plays a pivotal
competition. role in reducing poverty, as it provides
individuals with the skills and knowledge
20. Qualify an Argument needed to access better job opportunities.
While it is true that renewable energy
sources like solar power are expensive to 30. Introduce Statistics
implement, they offer long-term financial Statistics show that over 60% of people in
savings and environmental benefits. developing countries lack access to basic
healthcare, which exacerbates issues like
Adding Details/Elaborating child mortality.

21. Further Explain Transitioning Between Ideas

To elaborate, renewable energy
technologies are becoming more 31. Transition Sentence (Addition)
affordable due to advancements in In addition to this, technological
research and development. advancements have improved
communication and information sharing
22. Give Additional Support globally.
In addition, many countries have
introduced tax incentives for companies 32. Transition Sentence (Contrast)
investing in green technologies, which Conversely, the rise of social media has
further promotes sustainable led to increased instances of cyberbullying
development. and online harassment.

23. Offer More Specific Evidence 33. Clarify or Restate an Idea

Specifically, studies have shown that solar To put it differently, reducing carbon
energy can reduce electricity bills by up to emissions will help mitigate the effects of
40% in sunny regions. climate change and prevent environmental
degradation.
24. Strengthen the Point
This is further corroborated by the findings 34. Provide a Transitional Contrast
of the International Energy Agency (IEA), On the contrary, some people argue that
which state that renewable energy economic growth should take precedence
adoption has increased by 20% over the over environmental concerns.
past decade.
35. Contrast with Another Perspective
25. Summarize Key Idea In contrast, others maintain that free
Therefore, it can be concluded that the public healthcare ensures that everyone,
environmental benefits of renewable regardless of their income, can access
energy far outweigh the initial costs. necessary services.
Conclusion Sentences 46. Expressing Similarity
Similarly, countries that have invested
36. Restate the Thesis heavily in education have seen a
In conclusion, both sides of the argument decrease in poverty rates.
present valid points, but I believe that
[restated opinion]. 47. Showing Cause and Effect
As a result, companies that prioritize
37. Summarize the Key Points employee well-being tend to have higher
To summarize, the advantages of levels of productivity and employee
renewable energy, including cost savings retention.
and environmental protection, far
outweigh the drawbacks. 48. Introducing an Example
For instance, the introduction of a plastic
38. Final Opinion bag ban in several European countries
Given the above arguments, I firmly has led to a significant reduction in waste.
believe that governments should prioritize
the implementation of renewable energy 49. Indicating Contrast
policies. In contrast, countries with lax
environmental policies continue to
39. Call to Action struggle with high pollution levels and
Therefore, it is essential that immediate health issues.
action be taken to combat climate change
by reducing carbon emissions globally. 50. Illustrating a Point
To illustrate, the rise of e-commerce has
40. Provide a Solution allowed consumers to access products
In order to reduce traffic congestion, urban from around the world, making shopping
planners should invest in improving public more convenient.
transportation networks.

41. Predict the Outcome

If these measures are adopted, it is likely
that global temperatures will stabilize and
the negative effects of climate change will
decrease.

42. Concluding Remark

Ultimately, the solution to poverty lies in
comprehensive educational reforms and
better access to healthcare.

43. Restate a Counterargument with

Refutation
While some argue that higher taxes could
harm businesses, the evidence suggests
that tax-funded public services lead to
greater social equity and economic
growth.

44. Emphasize the Importance of a Topic

Given the significance of reducing plastic
waste, it is clear that legislative measures
should be enforced globally.

Linking/Connecting Ideas

45. Adding Information

Moreover, renewable energy sources are
becoming more reliable, with new
technologies improving efficiency.