FCE Essay P Plan - Proff's English World – Be England … Essay Think of Paragraph 1: introduction...
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FCE Essay Paragraph 1: introduction Paragraph 2: point one – reason + example Paragraph 3: point two - reason + example Paragraph 4: point three – reason + example Paragraph 5: conclusion Comparatives Conditionals Modals Passive Remember: the examiner will always give credit for the complex language attempted as long as mistakes do not impede communication. Although spelling and punctuation errors are not specifically penalised, they can sometimes impede communication. Make sure your handwriting is easy to read. It is not important if you write in upper or lower case, or if your writing is joined up or not. Plan P d Underline key words Think of synonyms Brainstorm Select Ideas Think of key phrases write W v Pay close attention to plan Vary grammatical structures Vary length of sentences Use topic vocabulary Keep within word limit review D k Grammar Spelling Punctuation Vocabulary Handwriting
Transcript of FCE Essay P Plan - Proff's English World – Be England … Essay Think of Paragraph 1: introduction...
FCE Essay
Paragraph 1: introduction
Paragraph 2: point one – reason + example
Paragraph 3: point two - reason + example
Paragraph 4: point three – reason + example
Paragraph 5: conclusion
Comparatives Conditionals Modals Passive
Remember: the examiner will always give credit for the complex language attempted as long as mistakes do not impede communication.
Although spelling and punctuation
errors are not specifically penalised, they can sometimes impede communication.
Make sure your handwriting is easy to read. It is not important if you write in upper or lower case, or if your writing is joined up or not.
Plan P
dUnderline key words
Think of synonyms
Brainstorm
Select Ideas
Think of key
phrases
write W
v Pay close attention to plan
Vary grammatical structures
Vary length of sentences
Use topic vocabulary
Keep within
word limit
review D
k Grammar
Spelling
Punctuation
Vocabulary
Handwriting
