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Complete the following activity about today's topic.

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Complete the following activity about today's topic.

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Missing word - A cloze activity where you drag and drop words into blank spaces within a text.

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This example shows a map of “What should I study at university” Here the writer connected his favorite subjects to the main idea. Art and English are connected to favorite subjects to show that they are related.

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To make a map, use a whole sheet of pepper, and write your topic in the middle, with a circle around it. Then put the next idea in a circle above or below your topic, and connect the circles with the lines. The lines show that the two ideas are related.

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When you do freewriting, you write whatever comes into your head about your topic, without stopping. Most freewriting exercises are short‒just five or ten minutes.

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Look at this list as an example “what should I study at university?”

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Look at this list as an example “what should I study at university?”

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History ‒ learning about the past

Maths (too difficult, not interesting)

What job do I want later?

English for work? Travel?

Writing?

science‒biology, chemistry

I don’t like physics!

Journalism

I like reading ‒ literature?

Art ‒ drawing, painting, sculpture

Photography?

Studying/homework

Friends/social life

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Write single words, phrases, or sentences that are connected to your topic.

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Brainstorming is a way of gathering ideas about a topic. Think of a storm: thousands of drops of rain, all coming down together. Now, imagine thousands of ideas “raining” down onto your digital canvas! When you brainstorm, write down every idea that comes to you. Don’t worry now about whether the ideas are good or silly, useful or not. You can decide that later. Right now, you are gathering as many ideas as you can.

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A paragraph is a group of five to ten sentences that give information about a topic. Before you write, you must choose a topic for your paragraph.

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Choose a topic that is not too narrow (limited, brief). A narrow topic will not have enough ideas to write about. The ages of my brothers and sisters is too narrow. You can’t write very much about it.

Choose a topic that is not too broad (general). A broad topic will have too many ideas for just one paragraph. Most paragraphs are five to ten sentences long. School is too general. There are thousands of things you could say about it. This topic can be narrowed by choosing one aspect of school to discuss such as secondary schools in my country, popular school clubs, or university entrance exams.

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Before you beging writing, you decide what you are going to write about. Then you plan what you are going to write. This process is called pre‒writing.

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choose and narrow a topic.

gather ideas.