Viết Quy trình hướng dẫn sinh viên từ giai đoạn ban đầu của sự hiểu biết tiêu đề bài luận, thông qua các lưu ý làm và paraphrasing, đến việc tổ chức các bài tiểu luận và cuối cùng là bằng chứng đọc. | 50 The Writing Process Writing Stages a Comparisons of the advantages and disadvantages that students mentioned about study abroad and an attempt to decide if most students benefited from the experience. b Aims of the survey and how the researcher conducted it. c An extensive study of two students from different cultures studying in Britain who were interviewed by the researcher. d A report of what the survey found with statistical analysis. e A synopsis of the recent published research in this area. Conjunctions 4. Special phrases can be used to mark the beginning of new paragraphs or the introduction of new topics. To introduce a new paragraph topic The main chief factor issue is . Turning to the subject of . . . Moving on to the question of . Another important area is . . . .should also be examined To add information inside a paragraph a Firstly . . . The first point . In the first place b Secondly . . . Next Then . . . In addition . . . Moreover . . . c Finally . . . Lastly . . . 5. Complete the following extract from an essay on British weather with suitable phrases. The British are famous all over the world for their obsession with the weather but in fact the reality is more complex than is often believed. This essay sets out to examine some of the principal influences on the weather of the British Isles. . is the geographical position of Britain situated on the extreme western edge of the European continent. This means that a variety of weather types can dominate the Atlantic Ocean can produce warm wet winds especially in land mass of Europe can create anticyclonic weather hot in summer Organising the Main Body 51 and cold in polar region to the north can generate cold winds at most seasons of the year. .variations within Britain there are significant differences between south of England can be much warmer than the north of Scotland especially in winter. the west of Britain is usually much wetter than .
