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    This document provides a summary of writing tasks and assessments for three lessons in an English language learning program. The lessons cover the topics of emotions, education, and celebrations. For each lesson, the document lists the unit, lesson, step, task details, targeted language skills, and mechanics that will be evaluated. The tasks involve writing short paragraphs about a birthday, opinions on children's education, and describing a favorite festival. The language skills assessed include vocabulary, verb tenses, passive voice, and question forms.

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    Basic Writing Tasks

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    This document provides a summary of writing tasks and assessments for three lessons in an English language learning program. The lessons cover the topics of emotions, education, and celebrations. For each lesson, the document lists the unit, lesson, step, task details, targeted language skills, and mechanics that will be evaluated. The tasks involve writing short paragraphs about a birthday, opinions on children's education, and describing a favorite festival. The language skills assessed include vocabulary, verb tenses, passive voice, and question forms.

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    BASIC

    CEFR level: A2
    WRITING TASKS ON ENGLISH DISCOVERIES
    Criterio de evaluación: TA1 (Tareas académicas)

    Word limit: 80-100 words

    Unit Lesson Step and task Task details Language Mechanics

    Unit 3 Lesson 2 Step: Practice How did you celebrate your birthday this year? Did you have a • Vocabulary associated with Correct
    Emotions Malcolm’s Task 6 party? Did you get any special presents? Write a short the topic of adjectives capitalization,
    Special Day paragraph about what made your birthday special this year. • Past Progressive: Statements punctuation, and
    • Past Progressive: Questions spelling for the level
    and Answers
    • Adjectives Use of logical
    connectors
    Unit 8 Lesson 2 Step: Practice You have a child in kindergarten, and you read the article • Vocabulary associated with appropriate for the
    Education “College for Task: 6 "College for Kids." You really agree with what Eleanor Idle says the topic of education level
    Kids?” and you decide to write a letter to the magazine. Tell them • present perfect simple:
    what you like and don't like about your child's education and statements, questions, and
    say why you agree with Eleanor Idle's opinions. Use the article answers
    "College for Kids" to help you.

    Unit 10 Lesson 2 Step: Practice Write about a festival that you like to celebrate in your • Vocabulary associated with
    Celebrations The First Task: 13 country. What food do you eat? What do you drink? Are there the topic of celebrations
    Thanksgiving any special customs? Do you wear special clothes? • Passive Voice: With or
    Without Agent
    • In present simple, past
    simple, past
    • progressive, present perfect
    simple- y/n questions & Wh-
    questions.

    Read “Using automated writing evaluation on ED guide”

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