Giving a reason to explain an opinion
I can give a reason why I have a particular opinion.
Giving a reason to explain an opinion
I can give a reason why I have a particular opinion.
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Key learning points
- Opinions are views that a person has about something and can be known as a 'point of view'.
- Reasons should be used to explain why we have a particular opinion.
- 'Because' is the joining word that allows you to explain why you have that opinion.
Keywords
Opinion - An opinion is what a person thinks or believes.
Reasons - Reasons help us to understand and explain things
Common misconception
Children may struggle to think of reasons for their opinions.
Give children the option of choosing from a list of reasons to help generate ideas.
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