Paragraph 1 Introduction — state the problem and

Paragraph 1 Introduction - state the problem and develop it, formulate the topic of the essay + give a different opinion Write a general sentence about the topic (Add an extra sentence to support the first one.) Explain ( state) in your own words the two contrasting views Nowadays people have so many opportunities how to spend time eating. They can whether have lunch at home cooking by themselves or they can go to a restaurant and have a meal there.

Paragraph 2 – your opinion 2-3 reasons for your opinion. Develop each of the reasons Explanation: in other words, … Example: for example/ for instance, … Experience/result As for me, I prefer eating in a restaurant and I have various reasons for that. Firstly, I don't really like cooking and washing the dishes. If I go somewhere, I do not have to do these unpleasant things. Secondly, I think that in restaurants you can try meals from different cuisines cooked by professional chefs. As a third point, I'd like to say that going to a restaurant is just a good entertainment.

Paragraph 2 – your opinion 2-3 reasons for your opinion. Develop each of the reasons Explanation: in other words, … Example: for example/ for instance, … Experience/result As for me, I prefer eating in a restaurant and I have various reasons for that. Firstly, I don't really like cooking and washing the dishes. If I go somewhere, I do not have to do these unpleasant things. Secondly, I think that in restaurants you can try meals from different cuisines cooked by professional chefs. Even if you are really good at cooking, you will not make some complicated Asian dishes perfectly. As a third point, I'd like to say that going to a restaurant is just a good entertainment. I believe, communicating with friends in a restaurant is an exciting way to spend your free time.

Paragraph 2 – your opinion 2-3 reasons for your opinion. Develop each of the reasons Explanation: in other words, … Example: for example/ for instance, … Experience/result As for me, I prefer eating in a restaurant and I have various reasons for that. Firstly, I don't really like cooking and washing the dishes. If I go somewhere, I do not have to do these unpleasant things. Secondly, I think that in restaurants you can try meals from different cuisines cooked by professional chefs. Even if you are really good at cooking, you will not make some complicated Asian dishes perfectly. As a third point, I'd like to say that going to a restaurant is just a good entertainment. I believe, communicating with friends in a restaurant is an exciting way to spend your free time.

Paragraph 3 - express an opposing opinion and give 1-2 reasons Some people have a different point of view. Obviously, it is much faster and much cheaper to cook and eat at home.

Paragraph 3 - express an opposing opinion and give 1-2 reasons Some people have a different point of view. They claim that it is much faster and much cheaper to cook and eat at home. You can always find some fresh and not very expensive food in local shops or markets.

Paragraph 4 - explain why you don't agree with the opposing view (from paragraph 3) I agree that it makes sense but I don't think you can really save time cooking at home.

Paragraph 4 - explain why you don't agree with the opposing view (from paragraph 3) I cannot agree with this opinion. I don't think you can really save much time and money cooking at home. You should not forget that besides cooking you should spend time on going shopping for food and it may take a lot of time. What is more, some ingredients may be really expensive.

Paragraph 5 – make a conclusion sum up everything and restate your opinion (no new ideas in this paragraph) All in all, everybody decides on their own where to have meals.

Paragraph 5 – make a conclusion sum up everything and restate your opinion (no new ideas in this paragraph) All in all, everybody decides on their own where to have meals. As far as I am concerned, eating in a restaurant is much more convenient than eating at home.

Proofread your essay Content 1.Introduction: two different opinions 2.Content: arguments+ development 3.Opposite opinion 4. why you don’t agree with it 5.conclusion: sum up + your opinion Organisation: paragraphs, linking words, number of arguments, “it … were, they … is” Grammar Vocabulary Spelling + Punctuation