How to write an essay
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Slide 1 - Video
Slide 2 - Video
Explain how the
HAMBURGER works for
an essay
HAMBURGER works for
an essay
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Slide 4 - Video
A hook in an essay is used to
A
to catch fish with
B
get the attention of your readers
C
to conclude your essay
D
write the title of your essay
Slide 5 - Quiz
A thesis statement is used to
A
end my essay
B
claim and reason in my intro
C
tell what I am going to discuss
D
the third paragraph
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Slide 7 - Video
Each paragraph should:
A
talk about all the points
B
focus on a single point
C
what is a paragraph
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Slide 14 - Video
In the three body paragraphs you can write anything you want
A
Yes, of course!
B
No, you get 2 topics and one free choice.
C
No, you get three topics.
D
What is a paragraph?
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Slide 17 - Slide
In an FCE essay you can use words like
cool, awesome, gonna, kinda, wanna.
cool, awesome, gonna, kinda, wanna.
A
No, you have to use formal English.
B
Yes, of course you can, dude!
C
What does formal mean?
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Slide 21 - Video
First you have to decide
A
If you should write a title at the top of the page.
B
If you want to use a funny quote.
C
What your conclusion is going to be.
D
If you want to plan on paper or just start writing.
Slide 22 - Quiz
Secondly you need to plan
A
What you are going to put in each paragraph.
B
I don't plan, I just write and get it done.
C
How many funny quotes you can put in.
D
What do you exactly mean with planning?
Slide 23 - Quiz
Thirdly, you need to make sure
A
To draw a line where a paragraph should be.
B
that paragraphs are connected to the conclusion.
C
that the nice boy/girl sitting opposite you, notices you.
D
that it looks as though you are writing something on paper.
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Slide 26 - Video
Every good paragraph starts with a:
A
a reason
B
an argument
C
a topic sentence
D
a supporting sentence
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