SOME IMPORTANT POINTERS

1) a lot of two words

2) it’s – it is

3) its – (possessive pronoun)refers to ‘its tail’

4) No contractions in summary writing allowed

5) Important to extract points for summary – if you really

cannot find a synonym (word with a similar meaning, then
leave it be in the original form)

Situational Writing and Essay Writing based on themes

covered so far

1) Self-reflection

2) Family

3) Sports & Health

4) Travel
For situational writing, always elaborate in response to the
bulleted points. If there is not much information given in the
text, elaborate with an anecdote (a narration of what
happened) to prove your point.
For example, if the information given is about a volunteering
initiative you participated in, you should describe how the
experience uplifted your mood and how also through your
efforts you touched others’ lives, giving examples of the
gratitude shown by the beneficiaries. This will convince others
that it is worthwhile for them to participate in the volunteering
project too. Of course, elaborate on how the beneficiaries
showed their gratitude and how you intend to continue with
your efforts. (This is just an example of how you can elaborate
on points in the visual stimulus.)