Feedback writing I - 4 havo IB

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 4

To write a 

4 Havo-IB

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How to write a blog:

How to write a blog:

• Carefully read the information in the assignment. This tells you what you must include in your writing as well as how many words you need to use. 

How to write a blog:

• Carefully read the information in the assignment. This tells you what you must include in your writing as well as how many words you need to use. 
• Then check out the writing format booklet in Teams because here you find a description of the format you have to use. In this case the blog.

How to write a blog:

Now we will have a look at some of the mistakes that were made.

An important DON'T

Use repetitive language or ideas.

An important DO

Use linking words

www.smart-words.org

What's the difference between
a/an

... delicious apple

1. A
2. AN

... amazing singer

1. A
2. AN

... one-eyed donkey

1. A
2. AN

... hourly drink

1. A
2. AN

... universal concept

1. A
2. AN

Adjective

An adjective is a word that modifies (describes)

a noun:                    The colourful balloon floated in the sky.

                                    The mines are usually dark.

                                    This is an interesting course.

                                    I am reading a good book.

Adverb

An adverb is a word that modifies (describes)

a verb:                       He drives fast.

an adjective:          He is exceptionally smart.

another adverb:    She sings extremely well.

a sentence:            Luckily, he was at home.

They often end with -ly (but not always)

Sue is a ..... girl.

1. careful
2. carefully

She climbed up the ladder .... .

1. careful
2. carefully

The dog barks .... .

1. angry
2. angrily

The dog is ....

1. angry
2. angrily

It's ..... cold today

1. awful
2. awfully

Dogs rely on their noses as they can smell ..... .

1. extreme good
2. extremely good
3. extreme well
4. extremely well

They learn English ..... .

1. easy
2. easily

He's an .... actor.

1. amazing
2. amazingly

And then last but not least:

Punctuation

Punctuation saves lives!

Any other questions?