Checking your own review

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This lesson contains 24 slides, with interactive quizzes and text slides.

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Checking your own review

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Lay-Out


This point is easy to get, but also easy to miss. 

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Structure
Does your text have all the elements listed to the side?

Does your text have clear paragraphs?

! Your work can have only 2 paragraphs if that's how you chose to organize it. 

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Inhoud
Does your text contain all the elements necessary for a review?

Are they communicated clearly?

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Introduction
Check your introduction. 

Can you find all these elements? 

Is any information missing?

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Body Paragraphs
Do you have a clear topic sentence at the start of your paragraph?

Are your points well-explained?

Are the examples relevant?

Is there a clear focus or is the paragraph all over the place?

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Conclusion
Is your conclusion not just using the exact same words and sentences as used earlier in the review?

Have you given a clear recommendation? 

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Inhoud
How easy and nice is it to read your review? Does it keep the reader's attention?

Are you using linking words and other techniques to connect ideas throughout your work?

Is your language varied enough and of the appropriate register?

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Formal Language
Is your language formal enough?

A review uses semi-formal language, so more informal expressions and references to yourself and your opinion are allowed. 

However, you should beware that the text does not get too informal. 

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Formal Language
Highlight and improve the following words if you find them in your essay:

Gonna 
Wanna
Gotta
Dunno
Kinda 
u / U

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Signal & Linking Words
Highlight or underline all the different signal/linking words you have used?

Is there enough variation or have you barely used them?

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Taalgebruik
Are you spelling words correctly (especially the basic ones)?

Are you using the grammar correctly?

Are you showing you can use a great variety of grammar and sentence structures?

Are you taking risks or playing it safe?

Wide enough range of relevant vocabulary?

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Levels of English
A1, A2, 

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Your Level
You should be at B2/C1 levels of English when it comes to writing. 

In the next slides are a couple of articles/reviews from various levels. 
Try to see what level each work is and compare it to your own in terms of language

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Tekst 1

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Questions
What level were these texts?

How would you rank them in terms of grades?

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What level were these texts?

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Questions
What level were these texts?

How would you rank them in terms of grades?

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What level were these texts?

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Questions
What level were these texts?

How would you rank them in terms of grades?

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What level were these texts?

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Improving
Are there parts you can improve?

Add more difficult words or variation, different grammar or linking words?

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