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7th Grade
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Karen Lau
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T3W7 WA3 Review

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Open Ended
Read the comments on your WA3. What is one key point of improvement you need to make for your end-of-year examination?
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Common error 1: Not enough details on why you chose the two workshops
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Which is better?
We should attend this camp because we both love writing.
We have always been inspired by Roald Dahl's horror stories, and this workshop will teach us how to write stories as chilling as his.
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Open Ended
In pairs, embellish this point with your own details.
Task 3: We will enjoy the Horror Haunts workshop as we both love horror stories!
Hints: Consider inventing a memory with details, explaining what kind of horror stories you enjoy, or explaining why you want to attend a horror story workshop, etc.
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Common error 2. What's wrong with this sentence?
"We can keep our friends and family on our toes by writing suspenseful stories filled with spine-chilling ghouls and beasts."
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Common error 2: Lifting
"We can keep our friends and family on our toes by writing suspenseful stories filled with spine-chilling ghouls and beasts."
Lifted entirely from the poster.
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Open Ended
In pairs, PARAPHRASE the following sentence to avoid lifting.
"We can keep our friends and family on our toes by writing suspenseful stories filled with spine-chilling ghouls and beasts."
Tip: Find key words and replace them with a word with a similar meaning, without changing the meaning of the sentence.
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What is wrong with this?
Task 3: Include a workshop in the camp that you would recommend attending together.
I would attend the Journalism 101 workshop as I have always wanted to be a journalist since I was young. The camp could give me tips to master the art of journalism.
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Open Ended
Corrections: Find 2 sentences with the most amount of grammatical errors.
Rewrite it here. Ensure the sentence is error free.
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