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THE IMPORTANCE OF EFFECTIVE PLANNING

May

8

2019

By Muhammad Maalik It is no secret that the most challenging part of the IGCSE exam for the vast majority of students is the writing section. According to the current syllabus, core students are awarded a total of 24 marks for the last two writing questions. Furthermore, if the student opts for the extended paper… ...

The grand opening : Planned Student’s Response

Dec

1

2018

Written and contributed by Naashiya, a student of Ra Inguraidhoo School. One striking quality about this piece is the prior planning that is evident on the question page itself. Planning effectively is the key to writing a clear and less-messy letter. We encourage Naashiya to continue planning each piece of writing and using more ambitious ...

Bittersweet: Freebie

Oct

14

2018

Dear Evelynn, Guess what? You’ve absolutely got no idea how thrilled I was for this weekend. I’m dying to tell you all about it. Let me fill you in. Remember the art competition I won last week? Well, believe it or not, as the first prize, I got to choose a city to spend my ...

Food evening : A Star Email: FREE! 1

Oct

11

2018

Last week, your class held an ‘international food evening’ for the whole school to come to. Write an email to a friend, telling him/her about the international food evening. In your email, you should: explain how you helped to arrange the international food evening describe what happened on the evening say why it was so ...

Nostalgic: ESL email – Freebie 2

Sep

11

2018

You recently spent an enjoyable weekend at a friend’s house. Write an email to your friends to say thank you for your stay. In your email you should: thank your friend and say how you felt when you got home describe what you enjoyed most about your day invite your friend to stay with you ...

Downright hilarious: A* Model Email

Aug

21

2018

During your last school holiday, you did four weeks of paid work experience. Write an email to your friend about your work experience. In your email, you should: tell your friend about where you worked explain how your work experience helped you to improve your English say what you enjoyed about the job you did…. ...