Speculating about causes essay. What is a speculating about causes essay ? O It is the type of essay that requires students to speculate about the causes.

Introduction of the topic: "Reasoning about the cause paper.What is guess about cause paper? O This is a kind of paper that the student requires to guess about the cause." - Speech:

2 What is the speculation about the cause paper? O This is an article type that asks the student to guess about some important or interesting phenomena, events or trends. As the essay answers this question, "Why?" Or "What is the cause of this?"

3 How do you write guesses about cause paper? O Please choose a theme. Your theme should be about some important or interesting phenomena, events and trends

9 Introduction: 1 - Let's begin by explaining your topic. For example, are there any similarities between Saudi Arabia and 23 million people? The answer is obesity. Obesity is widely seen in the world, especially the United States. A typical (normal) American family eats fast food three times a week. 2 - You can ask questions first. For example, what do young people think about drug taking in the Saudi Arabian society? Medicine is a big problem in the world. 3 - You have to write a paper statement. Fast food restaurant is very popular as it is delicious and cheap

10 Body: O You need to convince the reader to give an example that you are correct. O Questions in your referral should be answered as an example in your body. O Organize your papers in a logical or most important order. O Discussion of topic sentence # 1 and reason # 1 Discussion of O topic sentence # 2 and reason # 2 Discussion of O topic sentence # 3 and reason # 3

11 Conclusion: O You do not need to be so strict. You can admit that there are other reasons, but yours is the most important. For example, after all, there are many reasons to take medicine in the Saudi Arabian community beyond what we think. But, in general, these are the main reasons young people take medication. Do not forget to mention new reasons you did not mention before.

12 O Article The forced part O topic Introduction O Thesis statement O topic sentence # 1 and reason # 1 Discussion O topic sentence # 2 and reason # 2

13 Why do many disabled people go home? O Why are many people with disabilities unemployed? Why do people like coffee? Why do many Saudi girls tend to purchase from the online store? O Why are the children of Saudi Arabia the biggest consumer of iPad? Why are many Saudi girls healthy? O Why do people buy fans on social networks?

14 O Why are girls fascinated by brands? Why are many Arabs fascinated by photography? Why is Twitter / Instagram / Keek popular in Saudi Arabia Why are many Arabs misusing social networks? O Why are they so dangerous, but Saudi depend on their servants? Ø

Paper guesses of causes are different from previous types, as they did not choose a specific opinion, but provided as much advice as possible. The introduction takes into account its effect, the body explains various reasons, and the conclusion requires that the audience determine or reveal their own views. A common approach is to end introduction with a question. Therefore, the first sentence of the body must answer this question. Your answer to this question is your sentence. You must not present it in the body of your article. Many people think that it is necessary to introduce the paper in the introduction. The truth is that both methods are correct, and you can freely choose the way that works best for you unless you receive special instructions.

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