Continuous Assessment
TB1.1
Writing 2 - Blog Post
Task Objectives
Use present perfect and past simple naturally to talk about your day Write a short, personal text (100–160 words) in an informal tone Express feelings, describe daily routines, and use time expressions
Warm-Up Discussion Tasks
Discuss with partners
first
second
third
Answer these questions
You don't need to write full sentences only just notes.
How are you feeling today? What did you do when you got up? What have you done so far? What haven’t you done yet? What else do you plan to do later?
05:00
Blog Example
My Day So Far
Today has been a bit crazy but fun! I got up late because I watched a movie last night. Then I had a quick breakfast and went to the gym.
Question 1
So far, I’ve cleaned my room and done some homework, but I haven’t finished my English project yet. I’m feeling quite relaxed now, just listening to music before lunch.
Question 2
Later, I want to meet my friends in the park if the weather’s good. Hope the rest of the day goes well! 🌤️
Question 3
(~130 words)
Imagine you are writing in your diary or updating your status on a social media site about today (100–160 words).
Include the following points:
- How are you feeling?
- What did you do when you got up?
- What have you done today?
- What haven’t you done yet?
Write your draft
You don't need to write full sentences only just notes.
Write 100–160 words about your day so far. Imagine it’s a diary entry or social media post. Use contractions and natural expressions. Include at least one example of something you’ve done and one thing you haven’t done yet. Try to include a final sentence about what you plan to do next.
Imagine you are writing in your diary or updating your status on a social media site about today (100–160 words).
Include the following points:
- How are you feeling?
- What did you do when you got up?
- What have you done today?
- What haven’t you done yet?
10:00
Peer Review
Swap notebooks / draughts and read a partner’s article.
I liked how you… One detail you could add is… One sentence that sounded very natural was…
02:00
In pairs, ask and answer:
- What time did you wake up today?
- What’s the first thing you did this morning?
- How are you feeling right now?
- What have you done so far today?
- What do you still need to do later?
Try to use present perfect (I’ve had breakfast already) and past simple (I got up at 7).
I’ve already… / I haven’t… yet / This morning I…
04:00
Think Before You Write: Planning Questions
Make some notes to answer these questions.
- What kinds of screens do I use?
- What do I use them for?
- How much time do I spend each day?
- Do I think I spend too much time? Why or why not?
- What’s one small change I could make to improve my habits
Think–Pair–Share: Why do we use screens?
Feeling tired but happy today! I got up early for a run, finished my project, and now I’m watching my favourite show. Haven’t cooked dinner yet though! 😅
What emojis or expressions make it more natural?
What tenses are used?
What makes this post sound real and friendly?
05:00
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Continuous Assessment
TB1.1
Writing 2 - Blog Post
Task Objectives
Use present perfect and past simple naturally to talk about your day Write a short, personal text (100–160 words) in an informal tone Express feelings, describe daily routines, and use time expressions
Warm-Up Discussion Tasks
Discuss with partners
first
second
third
Answer these questions
You don't need to write full sentences only just notes.
How are you feeling today? What did you do when you got up? What have you done so far? What haven’t you done yet? What else do you plan to do later?
05:00
Blog Example
My Day So Far
Today has been a bit crazy but fun! I got up late because I watched a movie last night. Then I had a quick breakfast and went to the gym.
Question 1
So far, I’ve cleaned my room and done some homework, but I haven’t finished my English project yet. I’m feeling quite relaxed now, just listening to music before lunch.
Question 2
Later, I want to meet my friends in the park if the weather’s good. Hope the rest of the day goes well! 🌤️
Question 3
(~130 words)
Imagine you are writing in your diary or updating your status on a social media site about today (100–160 words).
Include the following points:
Write your draft
You don't need to write full sentences only just notes.
Write 100–160 words about your day so far. Imagine it’s a diary entry or social media post. Use contractions and natural expressions. Include at least one example of something you’ve done and one thing you haven’t done yet. Try to include a final sentence about what you plan to do next.
Imagine you are writing in your diary or updating your status on a social media site about today (100–160 words).
Include the following points:
10:00
Peer Review
Swap notebooks / draughts and read a partner’s article.
I liked how you… One detail you could add is… One sentence that sounded very natural was…
02:00
In pairs, ask and answer:
Try to use present perfect (I’ve had breakfast already) and past simple (I got up at 7).
I’ve already… / I haven’t… yet / This morning I…
04:00
Think Before You Write: Planning Questions
Make some notes to answer these questions.
Think–Pair–Share: Why do we use screens?
Feeling tired but happy today! I got up early for a run, finished my project, and now I’m watching my favourite show. Haven’t cooked dinner yet though! 😅
What emojis or expressions make it more natural?
What tenses are used?
What makes this post sound real and friendly?
05:00