Describing People
Writing Instructions / Giving Directions
Describing Festivals / Ceremonies / Celebrations
Narrative Stories
Formal letter
100


  1. What details should you include to describe appearance clearly?



  1. Height, build, hair, eyes, clothes, special features


100

Why is sequencing important?


The reader must follow steps in the right order to succeed.


100


What information should come first?


Name, place, and time of the event


100

What are the three main parts of a narrative story?


An introduction (sets the scene), a main body (develops the events), and a conclusion (ends the story with reactions or consequences).


100

How can you start politely?


 I am writing to inform you / I would like to request / I am applying for…


200

Why should you use varied and precise adjectives?


They make writing more interesting and vivid 


200

Which linking words show order and time?


First, then, after that, next, finally.


200

What adjectives show excitement?



Joyful, lively, colorful, energetic, cheerful.


200

What should you include in the introduction of a story?


The setting (where and when), the characters (who), and the situation or beginning of the action.


200

What tone should you use?


Formal, polite, and respectful.


300

What order should you follow when describing?


Start with general appearance, then details, then personality and opinion


300

Why is the imperative form useful?


It gives clear direct commands 


300

What tense is best for describing regular events?


 Present simple (People gather every spring).


300

Which tenses are commonly used in narratives, and why?


Past Simple (for main events), Past Continuous (to set the scene), and Past Perfect (for earlier actions).


300

What are suitable closing phrases?


Yours faithfully (formal), Yours sincerely

400

What tenses are usually used when describing someone?


Present simple (for permanent features) or past simple (if describing a past event).


400

How can you make writing clear for beginners?


Use short sentences, simple words, and visual cues if possible.


400

How should you organize your writing?


Before the event, during the event, and after the event.


400

Why should you avoid simple adjectives like “good” or “nice”?



They make writing sound dull; stronger adjectives like luxurious, extravagant, threatening make it vivid and expressive.


400

What should you include in the introduction of a letter?


The reason or purpose for writing — for example, to complain, request information, apply for a job, or give news.


500

How can you make your writing sound natural?


Combine short and long sentences and use linking words (also, as well as).


500

Verbs expressions to link ideas

Make sure Wait Remember be careful

500

To make description more vivid

Usenarrative techniques and adjectives 

500

Why is planning your plot before writing important?



It helps organize ideas, maintain logical flow, and create a clear beginning, middle, and ending.


500

What are some characteristics of informal letter style?


Use of idioms, abbreviations (e.g., I’m, can’t), personal tone, simple sentences, and friendly expressions.