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Writing - Exercises

Writing exercises to do at home & bring to class or send in... (under construction)

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point Europasses 1 - 2 - 3
point Use the Writing Workshop to learn about writers and write a piece yourself!
point Do this exercise: Transactional Letter - invitations external link (More on Transactional Letters - Asking for Info)
point Brainstorming for Reasons - Practice Writing/Speaking
point F
or Gathering Ideas & Outlines, check out How to Learn: to write/speak/think * Learning about point of view and developing creativity!
point Practice textual structure (at the moment, only: news items, argumentative texts).
point Identify the theme: There's a Man Hitting Me on the Head with an Umbrella, by F. Sorrentino (a short story).

point Beginnings and Endings. Use sample opening sentences and closing sentences to write an explanatory or descriptive text! See also, theory
point Writing Paragraphs (useful for Descriptive, Narrative, Discursive/Explanatory Texts)
point Fill in a questionnaire and... Write a Story! (a game)
point Write a terror story! (For more on Writing stories, see all the links here)
point Writing stories: using pasts and then presents External Link
point Write a story in the past External Link

point Proofreading Practice or Spot the Mistake!
point The world of newspapers
point Summarize texts: So You Wanna Clean Your Apartment? (an instructional text).
point Read about the Europass CV and Language Passport external link and fill in the forms!
point Surf this wonderful page External Link - you'll learn a lot about language and writing!

point Dating
point Practice with pronouns (reference) Improve your ability with Pronouns. What do they stand for?! (Reference). Rewrite a mysterious story and solve the mysteries!
point Telling a story changing the subject! External Link
point Describe your room! External Link
point Write your opinion about a news item External Link
point Take this test on -ed endings! External Link
point Practice your -s! External Link
point Practice identifying the tenses!! exercise 1 exercise 2 External Link
point Subject-Verb agreement in the present tenses External Link
point Subject-Verb agreement with was/were External Link
point There is, there are, there were External Link
point Pronouns: subject and object form External Link
point Collective Writing External Link a script for the collective creation of stories


The Writing Lab External Link (OWL)