Writing Process Summary Guess the missing items Process

Writing Process Summary

Guess the missing items! Process = procedural = stages Writing in several stages Getting some ideas Learning by reading peer’s writing Improving your paper by making some changes Checking your paper carefully before handing it in In this writing course we focus on Sentence structure = arranging words in a sentence Organization = arranging ideas in paragraphs Grammar and punctuation In each UNIT of the COURSE We learn writing skills, we practice for individual skills, and we write a paragraph using the skills we learn.

Process = procedural = stages Writing in several stages Getting some ideas Learning by reading peer’s writing Improving your paper by making some changes Checking your paper carefully before handing it in In this writing course we focus on Sentence structure = arranging words in a sentence Organization = arranging ideas in paragraphs Grammar and punctuation In each UNIT of the COURSE We learn writing skills, we practice for individual skills, and we write a paragraph using the skills we learn.

Read the text on introduction to writing paragraphs and guess the missing items! Written work is divided into paragraphs in a meaningful way. A paragraph is a group of sentences that develop one topic or idea. The topic of one paragraph should follow logically from the topic of the last paragraph and should lead on to the topic of the next paragraph. The paragraphs have different functions, but all develop an idea - that is, they add information, explanation, examples and illustrations to the central theme or idea until theme is fully developed.

Attentive reading enhances memory and practice makes perfect: Written work is divided into paragraphs in a meaningful way. A paragraph is a group of sentences that develop one topic or idea. The topic of one paragraph should follow logically from the topic of the last paragraph and should lead on to the topic of the next paragraph. The paragraphs have different functions, but all develop an idea - that is, they add information, explanation, examples and illustrations to the central theme or idea until theme is fully developed.