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BEFORE YOU START
1. Read the instructions carefully and identify the type of blog post you are writing, the points you must mention and any detais you think are important. 2. Note down your ideas, decide how many paragraphs you need and what to say in each paragraph.
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3. Think of your audience and use a catchy title. 4. Your introduction should also capture the reader’s attention. Use a friendly and conversational style with informal language and make it clear why are you writing the post. A short opening sentence works well here or even a question. 5. The main body contains concise paragraphs dealing with the different points you want to make; experiences you are recounting and ideas you are sharing. Make sure you work through a logical sequence of points while holding the reader’s attention. Use linking words. 6. In the closing paragraph end the post with a simple sentence or a small conclusion plus a call to take action, encouraging a response to your post.
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LANGUAGE PROMPTS
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EXAMPLE 1
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EXAMPLE 2
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EXAMPLE 2 (CONT.)
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BLOG ENTRY
Teresa Leitão
Created on October 26, 2025
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HOW TO ...
WRITE A
BLOG ENTRY
start
BEFORE YOU START
1. Read the instructions carefully and identify the type of blog post you are writing, the points you must mention and any detais you think are important. 2. Note down your ideas, decide how many paragraphs you need and what to say in each paragraph.
NEXT
WHILE WRITING
3. Think of your audience and use a catchy title. 4. Your introduction should also capture the reader’s attention. Use a friendly and conversational style with informal language and make it clear why are you writing the post. A short opening sentence works well here or even a question. 5. The main body contains concise paragraphs dealing with the different points you want to make; experiences you are recounting and ideas you are sharing. Make sure you work through a logical sequence of points while holding the reader’s attention. Use linking words. 6. In the closing paragraph end the post with a simple sentence or a small conclusion plus a call to take action, encouraging a response to your post.
NEXT
LANGUAGE PROMPTS
NEXT
EXAMPLE 1
NEXT
EXAMPLE 2
NEXT
EXAMPLE 2 (CONT.)
NEXT
BEFORE YOU HAND OVER YOUR ESSAY
CHECKLIST