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Function of sentences Look at the functions of the sentences from the passage in Reading across cultures. Function of sentences Look at the functions of the sentences from the passage in Reading across cultures. Function of words and phrases 1. adverbs of frequency, present simple tense 2. but / although / while 3. in fact 4. on the one hand Function of words and phrases 5. On the other hand 6. From… to 7. what… * Writing an argumentative passage Semi-controlled practice Sample Guided writing Guided writing procedure of writing an argumentative passage Function of sentences Writing an argumentative passage Function of words and phrases Procedure of writing argumentative passage Positive side Introduction Conclusion More Guided writing Negative side Procedure of writing argumentative passage More Guided writing Introduction: The introduction can include a little bit of background information or a statement that explains the controversy (争论). Body: The body can analyze the different kinds of opinions with regard to the topic. It can include the opinions of the positive side and the negative side. Use examples, facts or figures to support your viewpoint, and stay focused on your point of view throughout the essay. Conclusion: Summarize your argument and let the reader know your opinion about the topic. Guided writing Describe a common idea or impression. Describe a contrasting idea, the reality and not a “false” impression. This is the main argument of the passage. Refer back to the common idea or impression in the  first paragraph. The words “fast food” usually conjure up an image of  hamburgers and French fries. In fact, fast food is not a modern phenomenon at all. Commercial fast food is made using an industrial process… Guided writing Develop the main argument of the passage, and show its extent. Give examples. Draw a conclusion. In every continent there is a tradition of street vendors, from the