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Writing;outline;A small debate;Presentation: ;Comment on the modern life;; Objectives: In this lesson, we’re going to: A) Understand the basic principles of writing an example / illustration essay; B) Learn to analyze a sample example / illustration essay; C) Learn to use appropriate transitions in the example / illustration essay; D) Practice writing an example / illustration essay; ;Principles;The number of examples you use in an example essay depends on the topic of your writing: 1. In some cases, you may find that a series of short examples fit your purpose, illustrating clearly the idea you are presenting to your reader; 2. You may decide that two or three examples, explained in some detail, provide the best support for your topic; or 3. You may also find that in some cases, one long, detailed example is more useful than several shorter ones. ; To make the flow of thoughts smooth, you may use two ways to connect the paragraphs: 1. Use transitional expressions; e.g., First, second… 2. Use repetition of key words and phrases. ;;Out-of-Class Activities ;Task 2.22--Out-of-Class Activities 1.1;Task 2.22--Out-of-Class Activities 1.2;Task 2.22--Out-of-Class Activities 1-3;Task 2.22--Out-of-Class Activities 1-4;Task 2.22--Out-of-Class Activities 1-5;Task 2.22--Out-of-Class Activities 1-6;Task 2.24--Practice;Task 2.25-Sample B;Sample B;Chinese American Students’ Association at Yale University;Task 2.31 Questions on Content and Structure1;Task 2.31 Questions on Content and Structure2;Task 2.31 Questions on Content and Structure3;Task 2.31 Questions on Content and Structure4;Task 2.31 Questions on Content and Structure5;Task 2.31 Questions on Content and Structure6;Task 2.31 Questions on Content and Structure7;Task 2.31 Questions on Content and Structure8;Task 2.31 Questions on Content and Structure9;Task 2.31 Questions on Content and Structure10;Part2- Enlarge---Main;Assignment: true or false (+supporting examples);Ass