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Tham khảo tài liệu 'insight into ielts extra - part 9', ngoại ngữ, toefl - ielts - toeic phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | Insight into IELTS Extra with Answers USING ADVERBS TO EXPRESS AN OPINION Ề ffl ffllj ojuyi We can use adverbs to make an argument stronger. For example we can say Clearly there s been a mistake instead of saying It Is clear that there s been a mistake. Ixiok at the responses on page 127. Find the adverbs used and make sure you understand them. Now rephrase these sentences using the adverb in brackets to make the point more forcefully. Now ask and answer the question you wrote to responses a-e. Use adverbs to highlight your meaning. 1 According to the telephone technician we don t need another telephone line for our fax machine apparently 2 To be absolutely frank I think the idea of the monarchy is completely out of date frankly 3 I am not in favour of sports like fox-hunting or even horse-racing but that s just myopinion personally 4 There is evidence that the bushfires were started deliberately which is hard to believe but true apparently regrettably 5 Some people must enjoy horror movies because otherwise they wouldn t keep making them. Obviously 6 They say it s quite easy to book a flight on the Internet but I ve never had much luck with it myself theoretically 7 Everyone travels by plane today. The days of the great passenger liners are gone which is a shame in a way. regrettably 8 I d like to think I could finish my degree in three years but 1 don t think it s really possible realistically 9 The government spends thousands of dollars on anti-smoking campaigns so we hope to see a change in people s smoking habits hopefully 10 I m surprised we have to buy another text book because they haven t changed the syllabus surely GIVING AN OPINION lỉiỉO TtLST TIP IF 151 - X Turn back to Listening Unit 7 pages 28-29 and read the extracts. Try to identify the topic of each extract e.g. science language etc. Match the questions on page 129 to the paragraphs on pages 28-29. Now respond to each question. Think about what language you can use to make your argument stronger. .
