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23 de mayo de 2018 1 BRIEF WRITING GUIDE 1.- BRAINSTORMING - Understand the top

23 de mayo de 2018 1 BRIEF WRITING GUIDE 1.- BRAINSTORMING - Understand the topic - Write down your ideas briefly, in your language? English? 2.- PLANNING - Group similar ideas, name them - Cross out irrelevant or repetitive ideas - Order the different group of ideas 3.- FAST WRITING - If necessary, in Spanish, organize the ideas within each paragraph (main sentence, subordinate sentences, examples, contrast,…) 4.- DRAFTING - Fast writing in English. Overlook neatness, accuracy or correction - Leave space between lines and margins for future corrections 5.-IMPROVING - Mark the things you need to improve: Lay out (paragraphs…), word order, accurate grammar and vocabulary. Add anything missing for good understanding 23 de mayo de 2018 2 6.- FEEDBACK - If possible, exchange with a partner. Note suggestions for improvement Make clear things that he / she doesn’t understand 7.- PRESENTING - Write it neatly, with paragraphs clearly indicated (indenting, block style, margins…) In general: Go straight to the point; be as brief or simple as you can. Be clear in your layout. Try to use an adult vocabulary and grammar. Revise it at the end; correction is the most important.  The opening paragraph, brief, states what you are going to talk about and from what point of view. It may be expressed directly or in a way that arises the curiosity of the reader ( a short anecdote, one or more questions, an unidentified pronoun that makes you guess).  The body of the essay comes next and there you give reasons to support your arguments. You may write 1, 2, 3 different paragraphs to express different considerations.  The closing paragraph is a short conclusion that shows the composition comes to an end. It may be a summary, a logical conclusion or personal opinion or consideration. uploads/s3/ brief-writing-guide-1-brainstorming.pdf