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1. EXPOSITORY ESSAY (ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES)

2. THE WORD “EXPOSITORY” COMES FROM THE TERM “EXPOSE,” WHICH MEANS TO REVEAL. AN EXPOSITORY ESSAY EXPLAINS A TOPIC BY PROVIDING FACTS, QUOTATIONS AND OTHER DETAILS. THE PURPOSE IS TO INFORM, EXPLAIN, DESCRIBE, OR DEFINE THE AUTHOR'S SUBJECT TO THE READER

3. FORMAT OF AN EXPOSITORY ESSAY THE EXPOSITORY ESSAY FOLLOWS THE STANDARD ESSAY FORMAT OF INTRODUCTION, BODY, AND CONCLUSION.

4. AN EXPOSITORY ESSAY ALWAYS HAS A THESIS, WHICH IS THE ATTITUDE OR OPINION ABOUT YOUR TOPIC AND IS THE MAIN POINT. IT CONTAINS A TOPIC WITH A CONTROLLING IDEA. IT MUST BE STATED IN A COMPLETE SENTENCE. IT IS USUALLY FOUND IN THE LAST SENTENCE OF THE FIRST PARAGRAPH. THESIS EXAMPLE: SOME AMUSEMENT PARK RIDES, LIKE ROLLERCOASTERS, CAN BE FRIGHTENING EXPERIENCES. THE TOPIC: AMUSEMENT PARK RIDES THE CONTROLLING IDEA: FRIGHTENING EXPERIENCE

5. STAY AWAY FROM “I” WHENEVER POSSIBLE, AVOID USING 1ST OR 2ND PERSON PRONOUNS LIKE I, YOU, WE, MY, YOUR, OUR, ETC. IN YOUR EXPOSITORY ESSAY. IT IS BEST TO WRITE IN 3RD PERSON SINGULAR OR PLURAL, USING HE, SHE, IT, THEY, ETC. THAT WAY YOUR ESSAY APPEARS IMPERSONAL AND THEREFORE RATIONAL AND BELIEVABLE.

6. CONCLUSION CONCLUSION DO NOT SIMPLY RESTATE THE THESIS AS YOUR CONCLUSION. AFTER PROVIDING EVIDENCE, YOU SHOULD BE ABLE TO “COME TO A CONCLUSION” BASED ON IT AND WRITE ABOUT THAT TO WRAP UP YOUR ESSAY. USE TRANSITION WORDS IN YOUR CONCLUSION. IN SUMMARY, TO CONCLUDE, ALL THINGS CONSIDERED,

7. STAY AWAY FROM “I” WHENEVER POSSIBLE, AVOID USING 1ST OR 2ND PERSON PRONOUNS LIKE I, YOU, WE, MY, YOUR, OUR, ETC. IN YOUR EXPOSITORY ESSAY. IT IS BEST TO WRITE IN 3RD PERSON SINGULAR OR PLURAL, USING HE, SHE, IT, THEY, ETC. THAT WAY YOUR ESSAY APPEARS IMPERSONAL AND THEREFORE RATIONAL AND BELIEVABLE.

8. Lead: Imagine a world where can talk to friends anytime, share pictures of favorite moments, and learn new things every day. That's the world of social media! But just like anything else, social media has its good sides and its not-so-good sides. Specific Statement (Advantages): Social media lets you stay in touch with friends, no matter where they are. You can chat, share updates, and feel close even when you're far apart. General Statement (Disadvantages): While social media has many benefits, it's not all sunshine and rainbows. There are some downsides too. Thesis Statement: Let's explore both the good and the bad sides of social media so that we can use it wisely and enjoy its benefits while avoiding its pitfalls.

9. Topic Sentence: Social media helps people connect with friends and family. Explanation: With social media, we can stay in touch with our loved ones even if they are far away. We can share photos, videos, and messages instantly. Example: I can talk to my grandma who lives in another country by sending her messages and pictures on Facebook. Concluding Sentence: This makes us feel closer to our family and friends, no matter where they are.

10. Topic Sentence: Social media can be a fun way to learn new things. Explanation: There are many educational videos and pages on social media platforms like YouTube and Instagram. We can learn about animals, science experiments, and even new languages. Example: I watched a video on YouTube about how to draw animals, and now I can draw my favorite animals better. Concluding Sentence: Learning on social media can be enjoyable and help us discover new interests.

11. Topic Sentence: Spending too much time on social media can be bad for our health. Explanation: When we spend a lot of time on social media, we might forget to go outside and play or exercise. This can make us unhealthy and tired. Example: I was on my tablet for so long that I forgot to go outside and play with my friends. Now I feel tired and don’t have energy. Concluding Sentence: It's important to balance our time between social media and other activities to stay healthy.

12. Essay of the month: Many people go abroad for higher studies. What are the advantages and disadvantages of this

13. Studying abroad: Students choose to study abroad for various reasons, including: Academic enrichment: Access to unique courses, professors, and academic resources not available at their home institution. Cultural immersion: Exposure to different cultures, languages, and ways of life, which can broaden perspectives and enhance intercultural understanding. Personal growth: Development of independence, adaptability, and problem-solving skills while navigating life in a new environment. Career benefits: Gaining international experience and cross-cultural communication skills that can be valuable in an increasingly globalized job market.

14. Essay of the month: With the rise of the internet more and more people are getting their views from social media platform. What are the advantages and disadvantages of this?

15. Essay of the month: More and more people prefer to buy ready made food from restaurants or convenience stores instead of cooking for themselves. What are the advantages and disadvantage of this?

16. READY MADE FOODS

17. Advantages: Convenience: It's easier and faster to buy ready-made food than to cook it from scratch, especially if you're busy or don't know how to cook. Variety: Restaurants and stores offer a wide range of food choices, so you can try different types of cuisine without having to cook them yourself. Time-saving: Buying ready-made food saves time that you would spend shopping for ingredients, cooking, and cleaning up afterward.

18. Disadvantages: Cost: Ready-made food can be more expensive than cooking at home because you're paying for the convenience and labor of others. Health concerns: Some ready-made foods can be unhealthy because they contain lots of fats, sugars, or preservatives to make them taste better or last longer. Less control: When you cook at home, you know exactly what ingredients are going into your food and can make healthier choices. With ready-made food, you have less control over what's in it.