writting introduction: section B

1. What is the introduction a chance for you to do?

The introduction is a chance for the writer to give a good first impression of his essay and attract the reader attention.

2. Why do you think planning is important when you are writing an introduction?

In an introduction we should present the subject and some of the element related to the question problem, and we should also talk about the main points that will be treated in the essay. This is why planning is very important before writing an introduction.

4. I would like you to rewrite this introduction (to the same question) using the language suggestions from the University of Manchester website and post it on your blog by the end of this class. If you do not have a blog, write it on a separate sheet of paper to give to me by the end of class.

One of the most significant current discussion in legal and moral philosophy is Immigration. It is an emotive subject which is seldom out of the news. In the recent years, there has been an incredible rise in immigrants in the United Kingdom from the new European Union countries and this has refocused debate on this controversial issue. However this topic still difficult to explore because of the lack of hard data and the preponderance of anecdotal evidence. As already mentioned, immigration recently has largely consisted of Europeans but there is also a constant flow of migrants from other parts of the world, some of whom arrive seeking refuge from war or famine and some of whom claim asylum. This essay will give an account of the benefits to the UK of immigration by firstly examining the economic arguments surrounding the issue, and then by looking at the social issues involved.