Essay #4: Speculating About Causes Overview

Develop it as one of the reasons you discussed as it is a "main" or "hidden" reason.

Remember: Some of your work is to show readers that there are trends and phenomena you are using - source material may be needed to help prove it It means that

A general problem to avoid, 'report' can be proved scientifically (eg, cause of AIDS)

Conjective reason  Let's speculate on why things are this way or why things change to help you extend creativity (as you guess). Your reasoning abilities (show your guesses to your readers as you develop controversial strategies). Basic characteristics of the causative article  Description of the subject (There is a possibility that the audience may be widespread if not familiar.)  Convincing causal relationship to explain phenomena or trends. The reasons are displayed in a logical and easy-to-understand order.  Avoid obvious or predictable causes. The author provides important support for each of the reasons (facts, incidents) presented

Speculative reason paper: This article presents all the points about this problem. The introduction starts with that effect and asks "What is the cause ..."? And the body explains three or more different reasons, and some people may believe them. The conclusion allows the reader to determine his / her beliefs or to present it. Controversial article: This article claims your own thoughts. The introduction introduces the effect and ends with the question "cause of ~". The second paragraph explains the reasons for others' arguments (say, "Some people think ..." or "Others say the reason ...") . Then the body shows your belief in cause and insists on why it is the best explanation. The body also refutes other ideas. Please summarize why the reader should adopt your viewpoint

Write articles on important or interesting phenomena and trends and speculate on why it happened. Prove that the subject exists and assert the reliability of a certain reason while predicting that the reader may oppose your claim and its favorable cause. • Analyze the contribution of phenomena and trends to major problems • Identify and respond to other causes through objections • Forecast readers' needs and expectations • Use important terms to clarify articles using forecasting statements And repeat the phrase