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WRITING STRUCTURE B2, Apuntes de Inglés

En el documento quedan apuntadas las estructuras, vocabulario y conectores que mayoritariamente se utilizan para 4 tipos distintos de "writings"; estos 4 tipos son los que mayoritariamente salen en los exámenes para poder conseguir el título del "First Certificate in English"

Tipo: Apuntes

2021/2022

Subido el 01/05/2023

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WRITING B2
Tips
- Title: Inside the text box.
- Number of words: Final line, inside the text box.
- Presentation: Hand writing, text in pen, etc.
- Content: Write about it.
1. Each paragraph → One idea.
2. Separated paragraphs.
3. Use different connectors.
An essay
- S tructure :
1. Introduction:'It introduces the topic in a general way and it leads to the
second paragraph (first idea).
2. Paragraph 2:'It deals with idea 1.
3. Paragraph 3:'It deals with idea 2.
4. Paragraph 4:'It deals with idea 3.
5. Conclusion:'We express our opinion to conclude and summarise the
essay.
- Useful vocabulary & connectors :
1. One of the things that
2. In the last few decades,
3. For this reason,
4. First, / Second, / Third,
5. Finally,
6. By doing so,
7. For example,
8. In conclusion,
A review
- S tructure :
1. An interesting title.
2. A catchy introduction.
3. A summary of the plot.
4. A surprising moment.
5. Your recommendation.
- Useful vocabulary & connectors :
1. Overall if you like…
2. I was pleasantly surprised by…
3. In fact…
4. What I disliked the most was…
5. The book contains…
6. As well as…
7. This well-written book…
8. Unbelievably…
9. The most shocking part is when…
10. I couldn’t believe it when…
11. It was so surprising when…
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WRITING B

Tips

  • Title: Inside the text box.
  • Number of words: Final line, inside the text box.
  • Presentation: Hand writing, text in pen, etc.
  • Content: Write about it.
    1. Each paragraph → One idea.
    2. Separated paragraphs.
    3. Use different connectors. An essay
  • Structure:
  1. Introduction: It introduces the topic in a general way and it leads to the second paragraph (first idea).
  2. Paragraph 2: It deals with idea 1.
  3. Paragraph 3: It deals with idea 2.
  4. Paragraph 4: It deals with idea 3.
  5. Conclusion: We express our opinion to conclude and summarise the essay.
  • Useful vocabulary & connectors: _1. One of the things that
  1. In the last few decades,
  2. For this reason,
  3. First, / Second, / Third,
  4. Finally,
  5. By doing so,
  6. For example,
  7. In conclusion,_ A review
  • Structure:
  1. An interesting title.
  2. A catchy introduction.
  3. A summary of the plot.
  4. A surprising moment.
  5. Your recommendation.
  • Useful vocabulary & connectors: _1. Overall if you like…
  1. I was pleasantly surprised by…
  2. In fact…
  3. What I disliked the most was…
  4. The book contains…
  5. As well as…
  6. This well-written book…
  7. Unbelievably…
  8. The most shocking part is when…
  9. I couldn’t believe it when…
  10. It was so surprising when…_

_12. I strongly recommend…

  1. I wouldn’t read the novel again because…
  2. Everyone should read this immediately!_ An article
  • Structure:
  1. Beginning: Engage the reader and make them want to read more, you can begin with a question.
  2. Middle: State your main points and relate them to personal experiences and opinions.
  3. Ending: Summarise your main points but make an overall point to make the reader think they have learned something from reading the article.
  • Useful vocabulary & connectors: _1. Have you ever wondered…?
  1. I’m sure you can imagine…
  2. Can you believe…?
  3. I will never forget…
  4. Another advantage of…
  5. On top of all that…
  6. What is more,…
  7. Above all…
  8. The reason I think this is…
  9. The reason I feel this way is…
  10. On top of that,…
  11. Let’s start with…
  12. As far as I am concerned,…
  13. From my point of view,…
  14. As for me / As to me,…
  15. I would say that…
  16. My impression is that…
  17. I have no doubt that…
  18. I am sure / I am certain that…_ An email
  • Opening:
  1. Hi David,
  2. Hello David,
  3. Dear David,
  • Introductory sentence:
  1. How have you been?
  2. How are things?
  3. Thanks so much for your last email/letter.
  4. Sorry I haven’t been in touch for such a long time.
  • Main body:
  1. It’s great to hear that…
  2. You must tell them to visit…
  3. Why don’t they visit…?
  4. They should definitely go to…