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    The document provides suggestions for writing an entertaining article with the aim of engaging readers. It recommends using colloquial expressions, exclamation marks, phrasal verbs, and rhetorical questions. It also includes examples of positive comments, descriptions of problems, recommendations, and ways to hook the reader. Linking words and connectors as well as impersonal passive structures, modal verbs, conditionals, and relative clauses are suggested for grammar.

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    The document provides suggestions for writing an entertaining article with the aim of engaging readers. It recommends using colloquial expressions, exclamation marks, phrasal verbs, and rhetorical questions. It also includes examples of positive comments, descriptions of problems, recommendations, and ways to hook the reader. Linking words and connectors as well as impersonal passive structures, modal verbs, conditionals, and relative clauses are suggested for grammar.

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    Article B1

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    The document provides suggestions for writing an entertaining article with the aim of engaging readers. It recommends using colloquial expressions, exclamation marks, phrasal verbs, and rhetorical questions. It also includes examples of positive comments, descriptions of problems, recommendations, and ways to hook the reader. Linking words and connectors as well as impersonal passive structures, modal verbs, conditionals, and relative clauses are suggested for grammar.

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    ARTICLE

    The aim of the article is entertaining the readers


    - Use colloquial expressions
    - Use exclamation marks
    1. TITULO - Use phrasal verbs
    - Use rhetorical questions
    2. INTRODUCIÓN
    3. DESARROLLO IDEA 1
    4. DESARROLLO IDEA 2 (SI LA HUBIERA)
    5. CONCLUSIÓN/RECOMENDACIÓN/CIERRE

    Rhetorical questions Give your opinion


    • Have you ever….? • I think
    • Do you ever wonder…. ? • I guess
    • What do you think about… ? • It seems to me that….
    • Are you one of those people who…? • I would say that….
    • Are you a…. like me? • What I most like is the….
    • Do you like…? • Can’t stop thinking about the…
    • How important is It for you to….? • The coolest thing about… is the….
    • Are you keen on ….? The why not… ? • What attracts me most…
    • Have you ever heard something like this? • One thing to consider is….
    • What would you say if I told you that….? • Another consideration,

    Making positive comments Para concluir


    • The good thing about… • In conclusion,
    • The best thing is… • To sum up,
    • On the whole,
    Describing problems • All in all,
    • …..you won’t regret it!
    • The only bad thing is …
    • To conclude
    • One disadvantage is that…

    Making a recommendation
    • If you watches/saw/tried this, you’d love it
    • On the whole, I would/can recommend this (concert/TV show/
    restaurant/film)
    Linker and connectors
    • First,
    • Firstly,
    • In the first place,
    • To begin with,….
    • Second,
    • Secondly,
    • Finally,
    • As for,
    • In addition,
    • Moreover,
    • However,
    • And / but / so / because
    • Either…. Or….
    • As soon as…
    • Except…
    • So that….
    • Although…..
    • For example,
    • Also,
    • In regard to

    Para enganchar al lector


    • Don’t worry!
    • Keep on reading!
    • Imagine that….
    • What about you?
    • Isn’t that great?
    • I love it!

    Suggested grammar structures:


    Impersonal passive: It is said that HBO make the best movies in the world.
    Modal verbs: It might be a good idea to take your time.
    Conditionals: If I were you, I would watch it at the cinema.
    Relative clauses: I know someone who lives in that area.
    Wish: I wish I could eat chocolate every day.

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