Academic A Writing
Objectives
The Writing Process
Addressing the Prompt
Prewriting
Writing Skill: Development
Revising
Originality
Timed Writing (Expectations)
Integrated Writing (Writing Process)
Introduction to Academic Essays
Style
Shape
Organization
Introduction Paragraphs
Body Paragraphs
Conclusion Paragraphs
Example Essay 1
Example Essay 2
Timed Writing (The Prompt)
Integrated Writing (TOEFL Task 1)
Process Essays
Process Essay Example 1
Process Essay Example 2
Prewriting
Writing Skill: Unity
Revising
Revise A Process Essay
Timed Writing (Choose a Position)
Integrated Writing (TOEFL Task 2)
Comparison Essays
Comparison Essay Example 1
Comparison Essay Example 2
Prewriting
Writing Skill: Cohesion
Revising
Revise A Comparison Essay
Timed Writing (Plans & Problems)
Integrated Writing (Word Choice)
Problem/Solution Essays
Problem/Solution Essay Example 1
Problem/Solution Example Essay 2
Prewriting
Writing Skill: Summary
Revising
Revise A Problem/Solution Essay
Timed Writing (Revising)
Integrated Writing (Summary)
More Writing Skills
Punctuation
Simple Sentences
Compound Sentences
Complex Sentences Part 1
Complex Sentences Part 2
Using Academic Vocabulary
Glossary
Answer Key
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