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Now it's time for part number two of our outlining examples.

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Let's take a look at questions six through ten.

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This.

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These are the steps to precise writing.

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Outlining will give you the writing that examiners love to read.

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And they will always get you a really high score.

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Of course, you have to write with great grammar and vocabulary.

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You have to be coherent.

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All those other things matter.

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But doing great outlines leads to that.

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So keep in mind, if you want to practice along with me, you need to go ahead and make sure that you

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have paper and a timer right next to you.

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Set that timer on 3 minutes, 3 minutes for each outline.

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So let's go ahead and get started.

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All right.

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So question number six is an agree or disagree question.

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Scientific research should be the responsibility of governments rather than commercial organizations.

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Do you agree or disagree?

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Right.

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So always in this situation, you have to pick a side.

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This is not a to what extent question.

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This is a agree or disagree question.

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So you've got to pick a side.

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You can't be in the middle.

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So if I'm answering this question, I'm going to say that government should take the lead.

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That's the that's the choice I'm going to make.

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That's that's I'm going to agree.

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Right.

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And the first controlling idea is because governments lack bias.

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I know you might disagree with me, but hey, this is my essay.

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And then the first detail is no conflict of interest.

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And then B, private companies refuse to publish results.

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My second controlling idea is that the government owes the public duty.

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They will encourage the transferring of knowledge and there's no monetization.

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Private companies kill projects for that reason, no duty.

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Okay, so that's my outline of this question.

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I hope that you took the time to practice it for yourself so that you can work on your outlining along

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with me.

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I think it's great if you're practicing along with me because then you're able to check and possibly

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even confirm if you're doing something the right way.

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All right.

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Question or outline analysis.

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Number seven, another agree or disagree question.

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This is the one about face to face communication is better than other types of communication.

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And of course, stop and pause if you're going to try to do it yourself.

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I think that's a great practice.

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Here is my outline.

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I am going to completely agree that face to face is better.

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And actually what you'll see later on is with this particular question, I'm going to show you both

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ways of managing it.

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I'm going to answer the question in a way where I'm going to completely agree.

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And then also, I'm going to do it in the partially agreed style for a.

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To what extent question.

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But here you can see my first controlling idea.

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Why I completely agree is that it builds trust because you have nonverbal communication present and

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you can clarify meanings.

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And second, it builds relationships, it increases which increases camaraderie and has this leads to

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shared experiences and atmosphere.

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So that is my outline for this question.

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Now here you have the same question again.

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Except this.

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This time I'm going to go ahead and do it in a partially agreed format.

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So I still feel that face to face is stronger.

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And my my first my first body paragraph doesn't change.

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I'm still talking about building trust, but then my second body paragraph is wanting to talk about

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why I partially agree with the written text in terms of it avoiding mishaps, keeping a record and preventing

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mistakes.

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In fact.

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So this is where we're dealing with the partial agreement more fully agree with one side and partially

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somewhat agree on the other side.

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That's how you would structure it from an outlining standpoint.

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And then question number nine.

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Some people think that it is a very good idea to bring your family when traveling overseas for work

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or study reasons.

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Discuss the advantages and disadvantages.

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What is your opinion?

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So when you actually write this essay, you have to make sure that you include your opinion.

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That's very, very important in terms of outlining really, really straightforward the advantages.

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The disadvantages.

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Advantages.

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Don't get homesick.

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Provide better education opportunities.

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Disadvantage is expensive and distracting.

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So advantage, disadvantage, problem.

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Solution, call solution.

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You know, those are really, really straightforward in terms of outlining.

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And then question ten choice or preference.

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Many parts of the world are losing important natural resources.

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Choose one that you want to save.

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Choose one that you want to save.

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All right.

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And so my choice trees.

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And then my first controlling idea, the environmental benefits it cleans the air, prevents water run

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off.

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And then second are the human benefits saves energy and medicines are derived from trees.

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So that's my outline.

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This is going to enable me to write a very, very focused essay.

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And that's what examiners really, really love.

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All right.

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So coming up next, we're going to get into writing thesis statements, as you've heard me say, two

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or three times already.

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The most important sentence in the entire essay.

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And then after that, we're going to get into writing the full introduction.

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So thank you very much.

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It's been my pleasure.

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I'll talk to you soon.

