Sum Up Unit 4

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Discrimination is a social problem that affects social minorities that can be from their religion to skin color, so we must learn how to treat it. Schools could offer some lectures about other cultures as well as inform about the laws that protect them and their procedures. The government must have laws that protect minorities as well as the authorities should be impartial and fair in cases of discrimination. For example, in Mexico there is the "Federal Law to Prevent and Eliminate Discrimination" that was created in 2003 and its objective is prevent and eliminate all forms of discrimination that are exercised against any person. As a result, after the laws are created, the government must be rough to enforce them. However this is not always like the case of George Floyd who was killed by the police which could be a case of racial discrimination and is something for which many black people lives daily. Finally, people should be informed about different cultures, ethnicities and laws to avoid more cases.

Sum Up Unit 4

Type of text

The different types of texts that exist according to their characteristics

Argumentative

Main Idea

What the plot focuses on

Discimination

Example

Explain or illustrate a general statementic

"Federal Law to Prevent and Eliminate Discrimination"

George Floyd

Transition Words

Transitions are words or phrases that help your sentences flow smoothly and enable your readers to follow your ideas easily.

The case of

After

For example

There

And

In addition to signaling order to your reader, transitional words can also link the sentences within a paragraph

As well as

As a result

Finally

However

Modal Verbs

Auxiliary verbs used mostly to express modality, possibility or obligation

Should

Can

Could

Must

Structure of the argument

Conclusion

Counter-argument Support

Counter-argument

Argument Support

Argument

Main Argument

Introduction