Unscramble Adverbs
Unscramble the words to form adverbs that will complete the sentences. 1. She waited (apietnlty) ________________ for her fr…
PROOFREADING CHECKLIST
The following guidelines will help you check your writing for spelling, usage, mechanics and grammatical errors before submission…
Vocabulary Game on Quizlet - Fear
http://quizlet.com/33305267/fear-flash-cards/
EDITING CHECKLIST
Have you ever used a shopping list? Isn’t it helpful to have your thoughts organized? The following checklist should help you eac…
TRANSITIONS AND LINKING WORDS
Words that can be used to show location: above behind down over across be…
The Most Inspirational Video Ever
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B7r7YY_EO0A&list=WLhYunOp5WFJ0j8KcQgxz2xkjz16FRxdDX
U5: Phrasal Verbs
http://learnenglishteens.britishcouncil.org/grammar-vocabulary/phrasal-verb-videos/project There are a few more videos below this…
Forms of Energy and Their Uses
Form of energy What it is Sources Uses Energy of moving things any moving object wind running water …
LET’S PUT IT TOGETHER…
The ‘5 WIVES & 1 HUSBAND’ approach: (Where, When, What, Why, Who & How) SETTING 1) Where did the incident take place? Pos…
BUILDING SUSPENSE AND CLIMAX
Creating or building suspense and climax determines how good you, as the writer, are able to withhold the information from the re…
DEVELOPING CHARACTERS
Now that you have planned your story and selected your characters, the next step in writing a good composition would be to develo…
A GOOD START/ CREATIVE INTRODUCTIONS
A GOOD START/ CREATIVE INTRODUCTIONS Now that you have chosen your plot and planned your composition, you need to decide on an in…
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