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This lesson contains 16 slides, with text slides and 2 videos.

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What type of reviews are there?
  • Film reviews
  • Product reviews
  • Experience reviews
  • Book reviews
  • Written reviews
  • Spoken/verbal reviews
  • Video reviews

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Review: Structure

Title
Introduction
Body
Conclusion


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How to write a review
-Make sure you know exactly what the product is about
Write down your opinion
-Stick to your positive/negative opinion about the product!
Persuade others
-Give a recommendation:
“I recommend this movie, because the actors played their roles very well and the plot is surprising.”

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Signaalwoorden

Signaalwoorden geven verbanden aan tussen zinnen en tekstdelen. Signaalwoorden helpen je de tekst beter te begrijpen. Wanneer je Engelse teksten leest, kijk dan of je signaalwoorden kunt vinden.


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Signaalwoorden 
I don’t like cats, because I’m allergic. (omdat)
As a result of the storm, the tree fell down. (als gevolg van)
I need your help. That’s why I called. (daarom)
We won the game thanks to our fantastic goalie. (dankzij)
Since Mum isn’t home, we have to make our own dinner. (aangezien)

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Step #1: make a plan 
Think about what you want to write
Are they asking about something you have learned, or do they want to know about something strange that has happened to you?

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Think about the tone of the article
Most articles are between formal and informal. 
They are often informative, spark a conversation but are also entertaining. 

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Think about your structure
Title
Paragraph 1: Introduction, start with a catchy opening line to hook the readers. Then introduce your topic.
Paragraph 2: Give an answer to what they are asking from you.
Paragraph 3: Continue with answering the question they asked. Sometimes this is a contradiction to what you have mentioned before. 
Paragraph 4: Conclusion, try to make this thought-provoking.

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Personalize your writing 
Most articles have a personal touch to their story. You can do this by using the phrases "you" and "I" in your writing. 

Don't forget, they are asking for your opinion!

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Extra tips!
go online and read articles! Get inspiration!
Link to more tips and tricks:

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