BIG EVENT BASICS
This is a large event where people from different countries may visit.
This is a large event where people from different countries may visit.
Visitors may spend money at these places when they come to Taiwan.
Hotels, restaurants, and shops.
Too many visitors in one place may cause this problem.
Crowding.
Using an old stadium instead of building a new one can save this.
Money.
The first thing your proposal should clearly name is this.
The event Taiwan should host.
A sports competition, food festival, and technology show are all examples of this.
Big events Taiwan could host.
A big event can help more people around the world learn about this place.
Taiwan.
If an event needs more money than planned, it has gone over this.
The budget.
Organisers should make this before they begin spending money.
A budget.
This sentence tells the reader your main idea or opinion.
A thesis statement or main idea sentence.
This word means the place where an event happens.
A venue.
When visitors buy food or gifts, these people may get more customers.
Local business owners or shop owners.
A new stadium may become this if no one uses it after the event.
An empty or unused building.
Taiwan should choose an event that matches these.
Taiwan’s strengths.
A strong body paragraph should give a reason and one of these to support it.
An example or detail.
This is something useful that stays after an event ends.
A building, park, programme, new jobs, or better transport.
A technology event could show the world that Taiwan is strong in this area.
Computers, AI, robots, or electronic
More rubbish, traffic, and pollution can hurt this.
The environment.
Extra buses, clear signs, and safe walking paths can help solve this problem.
Traffic or crowding.
A realistic proposal should explain one problem and one of these.
A solution.
Countries may host big events to attract visitors and show this to the world.
Countries may host big events to attract visitors and show this to the world. Its strengths, culture, food, sports, technology, or ideas.
Give one benefit that could continue after the event ends.
A city receives many visitors, but some local shops still do not earn more money. Why might this happen?
The visitors may not go to those shops.
Before building a new venue, organisers should ask this important question.
“How will we use it after the event?”
This final paragraph restates the main idea and explains why the plan is still worth choosing.
The conclusion.