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A “hook” is something irresistibly interesting in the first sentence or two of an essay that draws readers in and inspires them to keep reading. It should match the tone of the piece and support the main point. A hook can take the form of a...
Writers use functional paragraphs in essays to achieve a specific purpose, such as transition from one point to the next, arouse or sustain a reader’s interest or to indicate dialogue. Functional and topical paragraphs form the basis of an ...
An informative essay is any type of essay that has the goal of informing or educating an audience. By definition, it is not used to persuade or to give one’s personal beliefs on a subject.
MY HOBBY. All of us have a hobby. It is the activity that we voluntarily do during our leisure time for own enjoyment. There are many kinds of hobby. For me
taken into account just like a normal essay writing exercise. You might also
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Are you an elementary (CEFR level A1) learner of English? Practise and improve your writing skills with these texts and exercises.
English Form 2 Notes. Learn · Quick Notes · Chapter 3 : Reading Skills · Chapter 4 : Writing Skills. © 2023Pandai.orgAll Rights ReservedMade with in Malaysia.
Part 2: Cloze(10 marks; @1m) Complete the article summary below by writingONEword which can best fit the meaning in each space. The first letter of each answer
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Next, students match essay writing terms to their correct definitions. Exercise B - Answer key. 1. a 2. i 3. b 4. h 5. d 6. g 7.j
Mark: 2. Page 11. 11. Evaluation task 2: Your own essay. Here is a model answer
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In this video, you will learn how to write an instant message. This lesson is based on the Pulse 2 textbook, page 102.