- Medium of expression.
- Organize you thoughts, idea, and emotions.
- Be able to understand to your readers or target audience.
- Successful output.
- Every job you're aiming for, requires a but or a lot of good writing skills including creative or design industry.
- Care little things. Be detail.
Writing Process
- Never a one step action.
- It is an on going creative act.
- Process can help you write clear and correct paragraph in english.
- Plan it. Write it.
- 5 steps
- Pre-writing: list things
- Drafting: organize ideas
- Revision: attack issues of the content and organisation (which one should be the first)
- Editing: grammar and punctuation
- Publication
Essay Consist of
- Paragraph
- Topic sentence: first sentence, tell what's the topic
- Supporting sentence: detail
- Concluding sentence: conclusion
- Parts of paragraph
- Topic sentence (main idea)
- Supporting sentence 1 (+example)
- Supporting sentence 2 (+example)
- Supporting sentence 3 (+example)
- Concluding sentence
Example: Adia likes to play music (TS). Adia likes to play music on thursday (SS)
- Good topic sentence
- Usually the first sentence is a paragraph (beginning)
- Not too general, not too specific
- Supporting sentences
- Explain the topic by giving more info
- List the points
- For example, — For instance, — Such as
- Concluding sentence
- Signals the end of the paragraph
- It reminds the reader of the main
- Tips: begin with conclusion signal
- All in all, — In summary, — To conclude — In short, — Indeed, — To sum up, — It is clear that... — You can see that ...
Topic sentence: Successful bidding on eBay requires patience and strategy.
Concluding sentence: In conclusion, follow the steps I have outlined, and you will be the winning bidder (restate)
In conclusion, you can spend a lot of money on eBay. (NEVER. no to the new idea)
Process Paragraph
What? Explanation of how to make the paragraph
Structure
- Begin with a topic sentence. Use words such as: steps, procedure, direction, suggestions.
- Supporting sentence following with example.
- Conclusion
Time order
- Word
- Finally,
- First, (second, third, etc.)
- Later,
- Meanwhile,
- Next,
- Now (no comma)
- Soon (no comma)
- Then (no comma)
- Other
- The first step ...
- Phrases
- At 12:00 p.m,
- The next 2 hours,
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