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Teach Essential Writing SkillsCONTENT 04 Introduction09 Fluency and Proficiency10 Before and After11 Timed Repeated Writing13 Timed Sentence Writing16 Parts of Speech20 Basic Articles 27 A Puzzling Story30 Proofreading 33 Appositives41 Complex Sentences 47 More Proofreading50 Style 51 Sentence Fluency 54 More Details 56 Better Paragraphs 59 Basic Cohesion 68 Inquiry-Based Reasoning 69 The Die 71 The Bus 73 The Barber75 Death in the Lobby78 Row Boat Dilemma80 Around the Table83 Email Writing90 Recommend a Phone94 References 2016 Rob Whyte3 Teach Essential Writing SkillsINTRODUCTIONThe principle aim of this ebook is to provide English teachers with classroom resources that help their intermediate level+ students become better writers. I don t mean great writers, or even good. Just better. To become better writers, students need to read a lot, write a lot and learn the fundamentals (King, 2010). Though extensive reading (ER) is an important habit that nurtures Writing Skills , it is one which students must initiate on their own; few schools allocate resources for ER much should students write?
Teach Essential Writing Skills vocabulary and mechanics (Casanave, 2004). While these easy to count features may be part of the total proficiency skill set, it’s not a
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