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    My Template For AWA Essays On GMAT

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    Having a usable template for GMAT is very necessary because it makes your job easier during the exam by letting you focus only on the logic, instead of wasting valuable time on trying to come up with better phrases and vocabulary. I have read many 6/6 scoring essays from multiple sources, and also considered templates written by others. I summed it up, took the best phrases and made my own template for my GMAT. I got a 6/6 using this template, so you can be sure that this template is usable. Good luck! Feel free to make further improvements and share it.

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    My Template For AWA Essays On GMAT

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    Having a usable template for GMAT is very necessary because it makes your job easier during the exam by letting you focus only on the logic, instead of wasting valuable time on trying to come up with better phrases and vocabulary. I have read many 6/6 scoring essays from multiple sources, and also considered templates written by others. I summed it up, took the best phrases and made my own template for my GMAT. I got a 6/6 using this template, so you can be sure that this template is usable. Good luck! Feel free to make further improvements and share it.

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    Having a usable template for GMAT is very necessary because it makes your job easier during the exam by letting you focus only on the logic, instead of wasting valuable time on trying to come up with better phrases and vocabulary. I have read many 6/6 scoring essays from multiple sources, and also considered templates written by others. I summed it up, took the best phrases and made my own template for my GMAT. I got a 6/6 using this template, so you can be sure that this template is usable. Good luck! Feel free to make further improvements and share it.

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    My Template For AWA Essays On GMAT

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    Having a usable template for GMAT is very necessary because it makes your job easier during the exam by letting you focus only on the logic, instead of wasting valuable time on trying to come up with better phrases and vocabulary. I have read many 6/6 scoring essays from multiple sources, and also considered templates written by others. I summed it up, took the best phrases and made my own template for my GMAT. I got a 6/6 using this template, so you can be sure that this template is usable. Good luck! Feel free to make further improvements and share it.

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    Analysis of an Issue Template

    Paragraph 1 Introduction
    Acknowledge the complexity of the issue: The issue/belief/opinion that ____________________ is a complex/controversial/interesting one. Upon first glance at ___________________, it would appear that the speaker is correct. However, _________________. ____________________________________ is a complex issue. Many/Some people believe __________________________, but these people overlook _________________.

    Thesis statement: I agree/disagree with the statement that ______________ because ____(overview of paragraph 2&3)___________. My opinion is that ___________________________. I will show that _____________________________. I shall present arguments to show that __________________________. However, I intend to agree that ___________ is __________________________ because _____________. In this essay I will argue that _____________________.

    Paragraph 2 First Point


    Transition: First, __________________

    Statement of Point Example Relate the Example

    Paragraph 3 Second Point


    Transition: Second, _____________________

    Statement of Point Example Relate the Example

    Paragraph 4 Rejection of the Counter-Point


    Statement of Counter Point: On the other hand, some may argue that _________________. One compelling argument against/for_______ is that ________________. A second compelling argument ________________.

    Rebuttal to Counter Point Examples Supporting Rebuttal Relate the Example

    Paragraph 5 Conclusion
    Transition Phrase: In conclusion/sum, ____________.

    Recap of Thesis Statement Summary of Outline

    Analysis of an Argument Template


    Paragraph 1 - Introduction
    Dissection of the argument (name the parts: premises, conclusions, assumptions) Thesis Statement: The argument that ____________ is flawed because __(paragraph 2 overview)___ and ____(paragraph 3 overview)___. Though his claim may well have merit, the author presents a poorly reasoned argument, based on several questionable premises, and based solely on the evidence the author offers, we cannot accept his argument as valid.

    Paragraph 2 First Point


    Transition: First, __________________

    Statement of Point Example Relate the Example

    Paragraph 3 Second Point


    Transition: Second, _____________________

    Statement of Point Example Relate the Example

    Paragraph 4 How to Fix Argument


    Transition Phrase: Moreover,

    How to fix the argument Valid research studies, statistics would _____________. _____________ would better be able to state his case. ______________ would be better able to prove that ___________. ___________ will make it more likely to believe the statement. Gap between evidence and conclusion ___________. __________ explain robustly _______.

    Paragraph 5 Conclusion
    Transition Phrase: In conclusion/sum, ____________. Iffy research Poor reasoning

    Recap of Thesis Statement Summary of Outline

    Other Words/Phrases to use


    ________ may be true, but ________ Vague, unsubstantiated fact ______________ muddies his conclusion. Unspecific, unimpressive and unrelated facts. No reason to trust its validity, Weak and unconvincing statement Refers, cites, Bring into question Credible Trust the information that/validity of __. Insightful /thoughtful. Transition: In addition, Furthermore, However, For example, First of all, In fact, Finally, ____ then leads into the claim that ____ The article goes on to say that _______.

    Reference: Author Article Argument Writer

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