Timeline Educación

STEP 4: REVISING AND EDITING

STEP 3: ROUGH DRAFT

STEP 2: PRE-WRITING

STEP 5: PUBLISHING S

Once all the changes have been made hand the final version of the composition to your teacher. It must be neat and tidy.

STEP 1: SEE MODEL

ENGLISH IN ACTION

Read your composition and use the checklists for your corrections. Then, write any changes you want to make to your rough draft.

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FINAL VERSION

Start writing your rough draft.

To be a good writer you must follow several steps in your writing process:

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Check the model you are given on Moodle. Here you have some tips to follow when doing your composition. -Follow the correct format (postcard, informal email, formal email, report, review, letter…) Example for a postcard: Greeting, body of message, farewell and signature. Name and address of the person you are writing to. Describe places, write about activities you did and liked, explain why you liked those activities and express your emotions (how you felt). Use adverbs, expressions of time and place, verbs, adjectives, comparatives, superlatives and any other elements you have learnt so far. Use informal vocabulary (it’s a postcard) and contractions (it is informal writing).

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Editing marks