PLANNING WHAT FOR?
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PLANNING YOUR WRITING
WHAT WHY WHO
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PLANNING YOUR WRITING
WHAT The context you are writing for.
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PLANNING YOUR WRITING
WHY The purpose of your writing.
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PLANNING YOUR WRITING
WHO Who is going to read it?
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PLANNING YOUR WRITING
THE CONSEQUENCES Format Style Content
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PLANNING YOUR WRITING
HOW? 7 7
PLANNING YOUR WRITING
HOW Examples: Spider map
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PLANNING YOUR WRITING
HOW Examples: Post-it notes
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PLANNING YOUR WRITING
HOW Examples: Flow chart
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SHAPING YOUR IDEAS
ONE IDEA ONE PARAGRAPH
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SHAPING YOUR IDEAS
ONE PARAGRAPH: TOPIC SENTENCE SENTENCE & PARAGRAPH LENGHT
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SHAPING YOUR IDEAS
LINKING IDEAS DO NOT OVERUSE LINKING DEVICES BUT NEVER LEAVE YOUR IDEAS UNCONNECTED
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SHAPING YOUR IDEAS
TYPES OF LINKERS ADDITIVE LINKERS SEQUENCING & TEMPORAL LINKERS CONTRAST & CONCESiON LINKERS CAUSE AND RESULT LINKERS
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GETTING STARTED
GENERAL STRUCTURE: Introduction Body Conclusion
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GETTING STARTED
GOOD WRITING!
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CHECKLIST
COMMUNICATION
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CHECKLIST
ORGANISATION
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CHECKLIST
LAYOUT & STYLE
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CHECKLIST
GRAMMAR
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CHECKLIST
VOCABULARY
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CHECKLIST
PUNCTUATION & SPELLING
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GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS
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GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS
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ABOUT WRITING
DOWNLOADS Planning your writing Arranging things: paragraphing checklist general recommendations: dos & don’ts 25 25