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This document provides notes on affirmation and negation in English, followed by claims of facts, concepts of policy and value, and concludes with writing an exposition on issues. It also covers an argumentative essay and its related parts, patterns, and composition.

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ENGLISH 10 USING WORDS & EXPRESSION THAT AFFIRM OR NEGATE Affirmation - Confirms or declares that the task will be carried out - Factual or positive - Ex. Clearly, absolutely, definitely, certainly, obviously, probably, exactly, positively, surely, really, etc. Negation - Will...

ENGLISH 10 USING WORDS & EXPRESSION THAT AFFIRM OR NEGATE Affirmation - Confirms or declares that the task will be carried out - Factual or positive - Ex. Clearly, absolutely, definitely, certainly, obviously, probably, exactly, positively, surely, really, etc. Negation - Will not be carried out - False or negative - Almost, rarely, especially not, haven’t, didn’t, never, isn’t, not, invalidly, nobody, not at all, nothing, etc. NOTE: these two help us to make a certain decision and apply adverbs to add emphasis on your point. STATEMENT OF OPINION, CLAIMS OF FACTS, POLICY, & VALUE Opinion- person’s belief or take on a certain issue Plausible Opinion- supported by strong pieces of evidence/facts Keep in Mind: - Make sure you understand the issue - Identify the details or pieces of evidence that support your opinion - Make sure to consider opinions that are different from yours - Follow a logical structure when formulating your opinion - You may use: - I believe.. - Based on ___, I think that.. - I agree/I disagree… Claim: Speaker - Main topic of the argument Writer - Central statement of a text Claims of Fact ○ Status is believed to be true based on known or accepted facts ○ Based on Facts ○ Concrete pieces of evidence should support the paragraph explaining the claim Claims of Value ○ Statements are designed to gauge the acceptability & desirability of a state or condition ○ To persuade the audience ○ Audience has a choice to not or believe them ○ Opinionated Claims of Policy ○ Explains the resolution or action to take in addressing the important issue ○ Direct proposal that uses various strategies to reach a conclusion or solution ○ “Should”, Rule WRITING AN EXPOSITION ON AN ISSUE Exposition Text - Compels the audience to be receptive to the issue & POV of the writer - Explains a concept, fact, or insight - Relies on accumulated research - Makes audience to be more open to the message Statement of position - Introduces that includes the background study of the topic Argument - Begins with a key argument that will give your audience an idea of where you stand regarding the issue Reinforcement of the statement of Position - Summation of your argument; call for action Language Features 1. Conjunctions - so, if, because & therefore 2. Thinking Verbs - Feel, know, agreed, believe, & think 3. Connective Words - In particular, finally, & firstly 4. Modal Verbs - Should, MIGHT, COULD, & CAN 5. Evaluative Expressions - best, largest, greatest, & important 6. Acknowledging Words - conclude, confirm, argue, maintain, reports insists 7. Adverbial Contrasts - Although, despide if, even though, however 8. Declarative Sentences - If you intended to make a statement 9. Rhetorical Questions - Not intended to be answered but used for effect ARGUMENTATIVE ESSAY Explains your stand on a particular issue PARTS 1. Introductory Paragraph - First paragraph should outline the topic 2. Thesis statement - One sentence, topic sentence, summary of your main point & claim 3. Body paragraph - Reasons why you support your Thesis 4. Conclusion - Summarizes all the arguments FEATURES/STEPS 1. Research about your argument 2. Think about the proposition (stand/opinion) 3. State your position 4. Structure your argument PATTERNS 1. Choose a credible source 2. Use personal experience (50/50 chance) 3. Utilize/ use facts 4. Use statistical data 5. Create associations 6. Develop logic 7. Assume Arguments COMPOSITION 1. Plan your essay 2. Organize your essay 3. Write clearly 4. Revise & Check ARALING PANLIPUNAN 10 01 MIGRASYON - Paglipat ng isang indibidwal papunta sa ibang lugar (Permanent o temporary) Uri ng Migrasyon Internal (Panloob) ○ Sa loob ng bansa lamang/panloob na paglilipat ○ Katulad ng rural papunta sa urban areas External (Panlabas) ○ Sa labas ng bansa ang lumilipat/panlabas na paglilipat Uri ng Nagmimigrate Migrante Refuge - May choice - Walang choice - Temporary - Permanente - Pag migrante sa loob ng bansa - Pag migrate dahil walang choice (gera, etc.) Iba’t Ibang Dahilan sa Paglipat/ Migrante Politikal ○ Politikal na dahilan, Gobyerno Ekonomiko ○ Economic reasons, OFW Panlipunan ○ Panlipunang dahilan ○ Bagay na illegal sa sariling bansa kaya lilipat para makamit nila ○ Halimbawa: Same sex marriage Brain Drain — White collared jobs Brawn Drain — Blue collared jobs (skilled workers) 02 SULIRANING TERITORYAL Mga Elemento ng Isang Bansa - Mamamayan - Soberanya - Pamahalaan - Teritoryo PILIPINAS — 1987 konstitusyon ng republika ng Pilipinas, Artikulo 1: Ang Pambansang Teritoryo Exclusive Economic Growth Case → United Nations convention laws of sea (UNCLOS) 1994 UNCLOS- What made Philippines fight for their rights (West Philippine Sea) Permanent court of Attrition Zone - “ West Philippine sea is just for the Philippines” China - 10 dash line (historic rights) - There's a tension between china & the philippines because of this, they keep pushing the 10 dash line when they already signed the contract Geopolitics - Depende sa politiko kung paano ang takbo ng politics sa isang bansa 03 POLITIKAL DYNASTY SA PILIPINAS - Tumutukoy sa isang pamilyang politiko na namamahala sa isang lugar & naipasa sa kanilang pamilya ang tungkulin ginagampanan sa pamahalaan Thick — Iba ibang posisyon ang hinahawakan ng pamilya Thin — Isang posisyon ang hinahawakan ng pamilya (isang pamilya lamang) Botante - Parte ng masa Anti Political Dynasty law (2013) 04 GRAFT & CORRUPTION - Usually galing sa pamahalaan/gobyerno Graft - Pagkuha ng pera o posisyon sa paraang taliwas sa batas, madaya & questionable - Kabayaran sa isang pampublikong serbisyo (pagtanggap) Korruption - Pang Aabuso sa kapangyarihan ng mga tiwaling opisyal ng pamahalaan - Tax Evasion - Mga hindi nagbabayad ng buwis Ghost Projects & Cayrolls - Pekeng proyekto & pekeng employees - Ginagamit ang mga pangalan ng mga manggagawa ngunit hindi totoo(payroll) - Hindi ginagawa ng mga proyekto pero pinondohan ng gobyerno (Ghost Project) Evasion Of Public Bidding - Maling Bidding - Hindi pinoproseso sa bidding ang pagbili ng kagamitan para sa isang proyekto Nepotism & Favoritism - Padrino System - Pagbibigay ng pabor sa mga anak o kakilla upang makapasok sa posisyon & dahilan upang madaling mapromote dahil sipsip - Cronyism (Mga kalapit ni Marcos dati) Extrusion - Pangingikil - Sapilitang paghingi ng pera - Blackmail; bayaran na lang kaysa mauwi sa ksao Protection Money - TONG - Ibabayad ang mga taya o pulis upang hindi mahuli - Pagbabayad sa gobyerno upang hindi mahuli/makaso/makulong Bribery - Pag-aalok, pagbibigay o paghingi ng anumang bagay na may halaga (SUHOL) upang mapadali ang proseso sa isang opisina ng pamahalaan - Red tape (fixer) (Anti-Red tape Act 2015) - Binabayaran upang mapabilis ang proseso ng mga dokumento Embezzlement - Paglutsay o maling paggamit ng pondo ng ahensya ng pamahalaan Fraud - Panloloko sa layuning makalamang o makakuha ng salapi o iba pang benepisyo Epekto ng Korapsyon - Yayaman ang pamahalaan - Naloko ang mga mamamayan

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