The speaker introduces a triangular framework for writing opinion pieces in French or Spanish exams, emphasizing telling the examiner your opinion and outlining your key points in the introduction.

The first section of the triangle focuses on the 'global scope' – defining the topic broadly. The next section, the 'narrower scope,' involves discussing societal trends, media, and current affairs related to the topic to support your opinion.

The most impactful point of view is your 'personal scope,' demonstrating how the topic affects your daily life. Examples include using a keep cup, avoiding plastic bags, or using digital notes to show personal engagement.

The conclusion of the opinion piece should offer recommendations, potential solutions, or suggestions for what governments or social media could do to address the problem. This reinforces your opinion and provides a forward-looking perspective.

The speaker summarizes the 'life hack' for opinion pieces: state your opinion, discuss points from broad to personal, and offer a solution. This five-minute strategy ensures the answer is relevant, structured, and effective for French or Spanish exams.