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ESL Writing Worksheets, Lessons, Sample Essays, Error Correction, and Printable Ebooks ESL Writing Exercise - Topic Sentences (Introduction) - Introduction to topic sentences and their function in a formal paragraph ESL Writing Exercise - Introduction to Similes and Metaphors - Using similes and metaphors to write interesting topic sentences ESL Writing Exercise - Similes and Metaphors Review - Practice describing people and things using similes and metaphors ESL Writing Exercise - Topic Sentences (Review) - Practice writing topic sentences ESL Writing Exercise - The Body of a Paragraph (Introduction) - Introduction to the body of a paragraph and the information that should be contained therein ESL Writing Exercise - The Body of a Paragraph (Review) - Practice thinking of information to use in the body of a paragraph ESL Writing Exercise - Concluding Sentences (Introduction) - Introduction to concluding sentences and their function in a paragraph ESL Writing Exercise - Concluding Sentences (Review) - Practice writing concluding sentences Punctuation and Conjunctions

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writing narrative/ reverse reading Preparation Make copies of these questions for each pair / group of students What was Mr Jones's job? What was he going to do? Why? What was the weather like? NB: You can choose which tense you want to focus on depending on the class (for example you could ask What did Mr Jones used to do? Procedure Tell students that you had a text for them to read but unfortunately you left it at home! Jackie McAvoy, Teacher and Materials writer, British Council, Tunisia

ESL Teaching Materials for Writing ESL Writing Exercises- Worksheets for Writing Teach Kids to Read with Phonics - Games, Videos, Worksheeets Give your students further practice with English grammar through writing exercises. We offer a good number of writing worksheets on this site. You will need the free Acrobat Reader to view these files. Beginner & Elementary Writing Exercises Intermediate Level Matching Exercises What we do at school: Students Practice writing about the things students do at school My Timetable- Students fill out the activities you do everyday on this timetable worksheet My last Vacation : Students practice using the simple past tense by writing about their last vacation If I could Travel through time: Students Practice using the second conditional in writing Who was Napoleon: Students practice using the Active and passive voice in writing about Napoleon Bonaparte(fact sheet included) Who was Martin Luther King: Practice using the Passive in writing about the biographies of great men

Skills Workshop lire et comprendre des textes en anglais Creating a framework for writing Procedure The students work in pairs or groups of three. The teacher dictates a part of a story and then gives instructions on how the students should continue the next part of the story in their pairs. (This usually involves adding description or dialogue.) Once the students have added a part to the story, the teacher once again dictates the next part and asks them once again to add more. This process can continue for 5 or 6 paragraphs or until the students lose concentration. You can use this procedure with any short story, but it works best when you dictate the movement of events and your students add description or dialogue. If you have access to computers, get the students to transfer their stories onto disks. Jeff Fowler, Teacher, Trainer, British Council, Naples

Writing Games and Activities | ESLinsider Most of these writing activities and games can be integrated right into your lesson. Most can be used with whatever content you are teaching them on that day. Many incorporate not only writing, but speaking and other skills as well. Follow the link to watch the activity on video. Pass the marker Most levels; writing vocabulary, speaking, listeningSprite Elementary+; writing vocabulary, speaking, listeningSentence relay Elementary+; writing sentences, speakingEssay writing Elementary+; writing basic essays, drawingComics I Middle school+; writing comicsComics II Middle school+; writing comicsMind maps Middle school+; writingDictations Elementary+; writing sentences, listeningWriting rearrange Most levels; writing sentences, speakingWriting relay Elementary-middle school; writing, speaking, listeningGive them a letter Most levels; writing vocabulary, speaking, listening Specific writing activities What would you do if...? Post 16 of 30 posts in 30 days Games & Activities

Onestopenglish: Number one for English language teachers Listen A Minute: Easier English Listening and Activities Teach ESL Writing: Paraphrase Synonyms Teach Writing via Paraphrasing with Synonyms Main Idea This English writing lesson teaches ESL students how to improve sentence flow and expand their vocabulary range by paraphrasing key words and phrases with synonyms. Benefits With a broader, deeper vocabulary range, ESL students have some of the tools they need to write with greater clarity, variety and productivity. Example Find a synonym for the underlined words/phrases. More than half of the women who went to the one-day meeting were in business with their husbands. Possible answer: The majority of the women who attended the one-day meeting were in business with their spouses.Most of the women who showed up for the one-day meeting were in business with their better half. Download Worksheets: Proofreading Exercises These worksheet exercises help students improve their writing and vocabulary by substituting key words and phrase with synonyms. Background So we might ask the question, improve what sort of vocabulary? Conclusion