
Essay writing: useful expressions
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Essay writing: useful expressions
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Opening phrases
It is often said / Many people claim that / It is true that / It is generally believed / It is common knowledge that ...
In this day and age / Nowadays / These days
We live in an age when all of us / some of us / many of us ...
... is a hotly-debated topic that often divides opinion.
... is often discussed, yet rarely understood.
It goes without saying that ... is one of the most important issues facing us today.
The following essay looks at both sides of the argument.
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Balanced statements
This phenomenon has both advantages and disadvantages
There are both benefits and drawbacks to this trend
There are pros and cons / negative and positive aspects to this ...
... that should be carefully considered
... which should be taken into consideration/account
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Introducing points
First let's take a look at
To begin with
First, it's worth considering
Second / Third
Furthermore / In addition / What is more / On top of that / Another point worth noting is / Another factor to consider is
Last / Finally / Last but not least
Although it cannot be denied that ...
It is also true that ...
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Presenting ideas
When it comes to (noun/gerund)
In terms of
With respect to
According to experts
Research has proved/found that
There are those who argue/maintain that
For instance/example
..., such as ...
..., like ... and ...
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Expressing result and reason
As a result of ...
. As a result, ...
..., as a result.
... has led to / has resulted in ...
Consequently, ... / Therefore, ...
On account of ... / Due to ...
One reason behind this is ...
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Expressing contrast
Although / Even though (subject+verb)
Despite / In spite of (noun/gerund)
Despite the fact that (subject+verb)
On the one hand there are several drawbacks ...
On the other hand one cannot doubt the obvious benefits related to ...
However, ...
Nevertheless, ...
Even so, ...
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Concluding
In conclusion ...
To sum up ...
All things considered ...
Taking everything into consideration ...
Weighing up both sides of the argument ...
The advantages of ... outweigh the disadvantages.
All in all, ...
In a nutshell, ...
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Opinion
As far as I am concerned ...
From my point of view ...
In my opinion, ...
Personally speaking, ...
My own view on the matter is ...
It seems to me that ...
It is my belief / opinion / view that ...
I am convinced that ...
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