
Answer — Exercise 3
2.7 - Writing·Focus 5 - Student's Book
Question
Read the WRITING FOCUS. For each point, find more examples in the article on page 24.
Answer
Addressing the reader directly:
- ...make sure it's the right decision for you.
- Let's take a look at the arguments.
- University education improves your job prospects and broadens your future options.
- Increasingly, you're at a disadvantage without a degree.
- ...when you're a graduate, the world's your oyster!
- But is it only the study element... a difference yo your life?
- Did you know that there were eighty-three applicants... in 2011?
- Go for it!
- I would advise you to consider alternative routes to the future.
Direct questions:
- Going to university - Is it still worth it?
- What are the benefits?
- But is it only the study element... a difference to your life?
- So do the costs outweigh the benefits?
- Did you know that there were eighty-three applicants... in 2011?
Quotations:
- 'University is massively character building,' she says.
- As one employer puts it, 'I now make a point of interviewing people... stand out from the crowd.'
Exclamations:
- ...when you're a graduate, the world's your oyster!
- But is it only the study element... a difference to your life? No!
- Go for it!