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This document provides an outline for writing a persuasive essay arguing that dogs make the best pets. It includes sections for introducing the topic, stating three arguments supported by examples and facts, and concluding the opinions and arguments. The main points are that dogs are the most loyal, affectionate, and active companions compared to other pet choices.

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This document provides an outline for writing a persuasive essay arguing that dogs make the best pets. It includes sections for introducing the topic, stating three arguments supported by examples and facts, and concluding the opinions and arguments. The main points are that dogs are the most loyal, affectionate, and active companions compared to other pet choices.

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- State your point of view.

- Tell the reader what your topic is and why.


- Capture the reader’s attention by using a rhetorical question.

Words to help with your introduction:


How would you feel if…
I am writing to persuade you to…
Surely you must realise…
I strongly believe that…
Most people would agree that…
- Use a strong first argument.
- Support your argument with examples and facts.

Words to help with your


first argument:
Firstly I believe…
To begin with…
Firstly, in my opinion…
Everyone knows that…
My first argument is…
- State your second argument.
- Support your argument with examples and facts.

Words to help with your


Second argument:
Secondly, I believe…
In addition to…
Another reason that….
Others must agree that…
Secondly, it is clear that…
- State your final argument.
- Support your argument with examples and facts.

Words to help with your


Third argument:
Thirdly, I believe…
Finally, I strongly believe that…
I am absolutely certain that…
We must act now...
Finally, we must realise…
- Sum up your opinions and arguments.
- End with a final statement to help convince your reader.

Words to help with your Conclusion:


It is easy to see...
In conclusion, I am sure you will understand…
We’d all be better off if…
One thing I know for certain is…
It is clear that…
In conclusion, we must see that…
Without a doubt…
When it comes to pets, dogs are
most certainly the best choice.
They are loyal, affectionate and
active companions. No other
choice of pet
can compete
with a dog.
Firstly, dogs are incredibly loyal
companions. They see themselves
as a part of the family and will
always be there for you, no
matter what
happens.
Secondly, dogs are extremely
affectionate animals. No other
animal can show their love when
you arrive home at the end of the
day quite like
a dog can.
Thirdly, dogs are very active. This
means that you can always keep
fit and healthy, taking your dog
for walks and playing games
together.
For these reasons, it is clear that
dogs make the best pets. Other
animals might have some good
qualities, but dogs are the most
loyal, affectionate
and active
companions of
them all.
Don’t students deserve to unwind and
relax after a long day at school?
Students already spend a great deal of
their lives doing school work. It is not fair
that students must spend extra time at
home on tasks that
could be done during
school hours.
Firstly, students need a break from
school work when they come home. They
should be allowed to unwind by playing
with friends, spending time with the
family and just
relaxing.
Secondly, students should have the time to
participate in other activities after school that
are also educational. Playing sport, learning a
musical instrument or joining a community
group are just a few ways
that students could be
learning new skills… if
they didn’t have to do
homework!
Thirdly, all families are different.
Some students might need to help out
after school and may
genuinely not have
time to do their
homework.
In conclusion, schools should not be
sending homework. There are much
better ways that students could be
using this time after school, such as
relaxing, learning new
skills and helping
their families.

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