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EW-020 Sejong Univ Class Review

This is a class review for 3rd of Nov 2015

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EW-020 Sejong Univ Class Review

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  1. Class review 151103English writing 류호승 (121134)

  2. Homework Assignments • Questions on Gary’s Blog. (10/31 23:59) • Comments on Question Answer on Blog. (11/02 23:59) • Three examples of Source Information. (11/03 Lecture)

  3. Introduction to Opinion Paragraph (10/29 Thurs)

  4. Keysto writing an Opinion Paragraph. Two Stars!!!!!!! ★★ (pg. 149 on your textbook )

  5. Introduction to Opinion Paragraph • Difference between Facts & Opinion • Reliability of Source

  6. Difference between Facts & Opinion • Opinions - Statements of someone’s belief. Ex) The sunrise was beautiful this morning. • Facts - True statements that no one can disagree with. Ex) According to highway accident reports, using a cell phone while driving is dangerous.

  7. Which fact is more reliable? My mom said driving while using a cell phone is dangerous VS According to highway accident reports, driving while using a cell phone is dangerous.

  8. Reliability of Source • Factors that increase source reliability. When you classify your information with Statisticsand Research done by Experts or Professionals, the sources become reliable. (You can use offsetting information) Ex) According to Korean National Highway Safety Commission study conducted between 2012 and 2014, drinking while talking on the cellphone leads to 4-5% increased risk of having a fatal accident.

  9. One more reminder… • Always Remember to be: Clear Specific Detailed Concise

  10. References Hogue, A. (n.d.). First Steps in Academic Writing (2nd Edition ed., p. 149).

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