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The document provides three writing prompts for a short essay, each focusing on a different topic: a memorable journey, a special meal, and shopping habits. It includes guidelines for writing, such as maintaining proper sentence structure, using linking words, and ensuring correct verb tense. Additionally, it encourages the writer to organize their ideas clearly and check their work for errors.

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Writing

The document provides three writing prompts for a short essay, each focusing on a different topic: a memorable journey, a special meal, and shopping habits. It includes guidelines for writing, such as maintaining proper sentence structure, using linking words, and ensuring correct verb tense. Additionally, it encourages the writer to organize their ideas clearly and check their work for errors.

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 Choose a topic and write about it (100-120 words)

-Topic 1 – A Journey I Remember


Write about a journey you often make or one you remember well. Describe the means of
transport, explain why you chose it, and say what you liked or disliked about the experience.

-Topic 2 – A Special Meal


Describe a meal that is special to you. Explain what the food looked and tasted like, who
prepared it, where you ate it, and why you enjoyed it.

-Topic 3 – Shopping Habits


Describe how you usually shop. Explain where you prefer to buy things, what you normally
spend money on, and how you try to save money.

Writing Tips: Remember:


 Write 100–120 words.  Every sentence needs a subject and
 Answer all parts of the task. a verb.
 Organise your ideas into clear  Use a/an/the correctly.
paragraphs.  Don't forget -s in the third person
 Use linking words (and, but, singular (he/she/it).
because, so, although, however, first,  Use there is / there are correctly.
then, finally).  Write complete sentences.
 Include adjectives to make your
writing more interesting.
 Use the correct verb tense (present
or past). Do your best, stay calm, and believe
 Check spelling, punctuation and
capital letters. in yourself. You've got this! ♥
 Read your work before you finish.

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