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Writing - Recount
Writing - Recount
Types of writing
• Describe
• Recount Talk about your experiences
• Make an argument
Types of writing
• Describe
• Recount Talk about your experiences
• Make an argument
Writing
Scoring Criteria
Key points
Scoring Criteria
• Grammatical accuracy & complexity
Key points
Scoring Criteria
• Grammatical accuracy & complexity
• Lexical sophistication & diversity
Key points
Scoring Criteria
• Grammatical accuracy & complexity
• Lexical sophistication & diversity Vocabulary
Key points
Scoring Criteria
• Grammatical accuracy & complexity
• Lexical sophistication & diversity Vocabulary
• Task relevance
Key points
Scoring Criteria
• Grammatical accuracy & complexity
• Lexical sophistication & diversity Vocabulary
• Task relevance Did you answer the question?
Key points
Scoring Criteria
• Grammatical accuracy & complexity
• Lexical sophistication & diversity Vocabulary
• Task relevance Did you answer the question?
• Length
Key points
Scoring Criteria
• Grammatical accuracy & complexity
• Lexical sophistication & diversity Vocabulary
• Task relevance Did you answer the question?
• Length At least 50 words
Key points
Scoring Criteria
• Grammatical accuracy & complexity
• Lexical sophistication & diversity Vocabulary
• Task relevance Did you answer the question?
• Length At least 50 words
• Fluency (cohesion)
Key points
Scoring Criteria
• Grammatical accuracy & complexity
• Lexical sophistication & diversity Vocabulary
• Task relevance Did you answer the question?
• Length At least 50 words
• Fluency (cohesion) Do you link your ideas?
Recount Paragraph
Organization
Key elements
Topic sente
nce
Example Answer
One of the most interesting things that I have
learned is about Korean eating customs. When
dining in Korea, it’s common place to share food.
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entertainment.
Word count: 175
Example Answer: Full
I am particularly fond of Korean movies, and I have learned about so many aspects
of Korean culture from watching its films.
One of the most interesting things that I have learned is about Korean eating
customs. When dining in Korea, it’s common place to share food. For example, at a
restaurant Koreans usually order a large amount of food that is shared among all
guests rather than each person ordering their own dish, which is typical in Western
countries. Eating the Korean way means eating from the same bowl since sharing is
a big part of their culture.
Another useful thing I have learned is the Korean language. Even though I am
studying Korean at a college, watching Korean movies has taught me a lot of spoken
idioms and slang expressions that do not appear in textbooks. This has helped me
to expand my knowledge of spoken Korean and made me sound more fluent.
To sum up, from my experience watching foreign movies can be a fantastic source
of education as well as entertainment.