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Welcome!

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In this lesson
1. Sit according to your plattegrond
2.  Writing skill (formal)

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Aims of this lesson
1. I can use punctuations marks correctly
2. I can write an opinion essay using formal English.

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Formal or informal writing

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Punctuation marks
Punctuation marks (leestekens)

Examples?

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Examples of punctuation marks
Comma                   ,
full stop                   .
question mark      ?
colon                           :
semicolon                  ;
quotation marks    "   "
exclamation mark     !

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Colon,semicolon and quotation marks
1. Mary studied hard for one reason: to pass her exams.
2. My birthday is tomorrow; I'm excited
3. Madonna is fond of declaring "I'm not ashamed of anything."
4. "You should not be late" I said


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Basic writing rules
  • Capitalisation at the start of a sentence and a name.
  • Fullstop at the end of a sentence.
  • Capital I (always and everywhere).
  • Using linking words, eg, and, but , however, so, .....to connect two parts of a sentence.


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Writing an opinion Essay 

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 We use formal English in an opinion essay
  • In my view
  • Some people argue that
  • It is sometimes said that
  • As I see it
  • I suggest that
  • In order to tackle this problem

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Divide your essay into 3 main parts:
  • Introduction  (tell what you are going to write about).
  • Body ( details ).
  • Conclusion ( how it ends/decision reached).



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Exercise
Writing guide on P. 37 WB

Min. 150 words
Write on a piece of paper

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