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    B1 Article Writing Phrases

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    This document provides tips for writing engaging articles at a B1 level. It suggests beginning with questions to involve the reader and using adverbs to make the article lively. Writers should develop their points with transitions and state their opinions clearly using phrases like "in my opinion." The document also presents ways to justify opinions with facts or evidence and make recommendations through suggestions and questions.

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    B1 Article Writing Phrases

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    This document provides tips for writing engaging articles at a B1 level. It suggests beginning with questions to involve the reader and using adverbs to make the article lively. Writers should develop their points with transitions and state their opinions clearly using phrases like "in my opinion." The document also presents ways to justify opinions with facts or evidence and make recommendations through suggestions and questions.

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    This document provides tips for writing engaging articles at a B1 level. It suggests beginning with questions to involve the reader and using adverbs to make the article lively. Writers should develop their points with transitions and state their opinions clearly using phrases like "in my opinion." The document also presents ways to justify opinions with facts or evidence and make recommendations through suggestions and questions.

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    B1 Article Writing Phrases

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    Marina Martínez
    This document provides tips for writing engaging articles at a B1 level. It suggests beginning with questions to involve the reader and using adverbs to make the article lively. Writers should develop their points with transitions and state their opinions clearly using phrases like "in my opinion." The document also presents ways to justify opinions with facts or evidence and make recommendations through suggestions and questions.

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    B1 ARTICLE WRITING

    Engaging the reader:

    Have you ever thought about…?

    How would you feel if …?

    What would you think of…?

    Are you one of those people who …?

    If the answer is …, you should….

    What do you reckon to …?

    What would live be like if…

    Just think for a moment…

    Just imagine…

    Making the article lively and interesting (use adverbs):

    importantly

    surprisingly

    worryingly

    the most amazing

    absolutely

    suddenly

    amazingly

    fantastically

    frighteningly

    Developing your points:

    Another advantage of …

    On top of all that…

    What is more, …

    Above all,,,

    The reason I think this is…

    The reason I feel this way is…

    On top of that, …

    Let’s start with …


    B1 ARTICLE WRITING
    Giving your own opinion:

    In my opinion, …

    In my eyes, …

    To my mind, …

    As far as I am concerned, …

    Speaking personally, …

    From my point of view, …

    As for me / As to me, …

    My view / opinion / belief / impression / conviction is that …

    I hold the view that …

    I would say that …

    It seems to me that …

    I am of the opinion that …

    My impression is that …

    I am under the impression that …

    It is my impression that …

    I have the feeling that …

    My own feeling on the subject is that …

    I have no doubt that …

    I am sure / I am certain that …

    I think / consider / find / feel / believe / suppose / presume / assume / reckon that …

    I hold the opinion that …

    I dare say that …

    I guess that …

    I bet that ….

    I gather that …

    It goes without saying that ….

    Justifying opinions

    because…

    the reason is…


    B1 ARTICLE WRITING
    the reason I believe that is…

    the facts suggest…

    the evidence shows…

    taking into account what I have seen…

    Making recommendations and suggestions:

    It would be a good idea to…

    Wouldn’t it be better to…?

    Why don’t we…?

    What about… ?

    How about… ?

    Shouldn’t we… ?

    Let’s consider…

    Why not… ?

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