Gp -

: State your final stand clearly and preview your main arguments. Body Paragraphs (using PEEL) : Point : Establish the main idea of the paragraph.

A standard GP essay is approximately and typically consists of 5 to 6 paragraphs. Introduction :

: Every paragraph must link back to the specific keywords in the prompt to ensure you stay on topic. : State your final stand clearly and preview

: Read widely on your chosen themes using news sites, reputable journals, or GP sample essays to find "quality over quantity" examples. 3. Key Success Tips

: Analyze how your evidence supports the point and addresses the question's nuances. Link : Explicitly connect the paragraph back to your thesis. Counter-argument & Rebuttal : Dedicate at least one paragraph to an opposing view. Introduction : : Every paragraph must link back

: Watch out for words like "always," "only," or "never" in the prompt. These "extreme" words require you to challenge the absolute nature of the statement.

Reiterate your stand and offer a forward-looking statement or a final impactful thought. 2. Strategic Preparation Key Success Tips : Analyze how your evidence

: Spend the first 15–30 minutes brainstorming and mind-mapping your arguments before you start writing.