Showing a position
Can I say "I will try to show my position for this topic" at the beginning of the essay? Are there any better variants for saying the same idea?
Thank you for your answers.
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"poit of view", instead of position.
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"In the following paragraphs, we will discuss some of the issues and concerns (or advantages and disadvantages)." Then in your conclusion, you state your position.
Depending what you're going to talk about in your body, then you can mention that in your opening, as a transition to bring the reader to the body of your discussion.
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Maybe "point of view" istead of "position".
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