Emails/Letters of Application
Click below for various samples of emails of application. Note the last one is of a letter of application.
A Report
From several sources, below are some examples for you to get the feel of the structure of a report. By reading through the examples, you´ll realise that there isn´t one only way to write a report. Just become familiar with the structure, the register and the objective and impersonal tone, as for the rest, you´ll have to analyse a subject matter as from presented data.
REPORT SAMPLE 1
REPORT SAMPLE 2 (This link includes a couple of them)
REPORT SAMPLE 3
REPORT SAMPLE 4
REPORT SAMPLE 1
REPORT SAMPLE 2 (This link includes a couple of them)
REPORT SAMPLE 3
REPORT SAMPLE 4
A Letter of Complaint
Below is a handout showing the format, structure and type of language we should include when asked to write a letter of complaint. Since we´re not going to work on this writing in class, let´s read it carefully to know how to address such a formal writing.
Besides, next to is an explanatory video on letters of complaint. LETTER OF COMPLAINT |
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Correction Code
Below is the link to my correction code when checking your writing tasks for you to become acquainted with. The goal is making you capable of reasoning out your own mistakes.
CORRECTION CODE
CORRECTION CODE
Mind Mapping: the Key to Boosting up Your Imagination
Here´s a video by Tony Buzan, a rather knowedgeable man on the effectivity of mind mapping to come up with secondary, tertiary ideas... as from a central thought. Definitely, this is a technique applicable to a wide array of tasks, and, in our case, mainly when it comes to tackling writing and speaking.
Take a look and see the way it can best work for you.
Take a look and see the way it can best work for you.
Four Magnificent Websites to Excel at Writing
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Skell (Sketch Enginfor Language Learning) is easy to use.
On Words to Use you´ll find vocabulary items gruped up by themes, from "animals" to "vehicles". Then, when you entered a particular theme, you´ll access separate lists according to speech parts: nouns, verbs, negatives and so on.
Do you want to use a negative word that collocates with “friends”? Or maybe a verb frequently used to refer to friendship? Then, you might want to give this site a try! Just-the-word is a simple quick collocation finder you are going to love.
A “thesaurus” /θɪˈsɔːrəs/ is a reference work that lists words grouped together according to similarity of meaning (containing synonyms and sometimes antonyms ), in contrast to a dictionary, which provides definitions for words, and generally lists them in alphabetical order.
Through this link, you´ll be offered definitions, example sentences containing the word you looked up, origin of use and pronunciation. |