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Example exposition text
Why We Shouldn't Skip Breakfast?
Breakfast is the first of three important meals you should eat during the day. It can
be hard to eat breakfast if you’re busy, but skipping your first meal of the day can
affect the rest of your day. Learn the importance of eating breakfast and some
breakfast ideas.
Breakfast is important for many reasons. Breakfast gives you the energy you need
to start the day.When you eat breakfast, you are not as hungry during the day. You
will have more energy for school and other activities.
Breakfast keeps your bones healthy and helps you maintain a healthier weight.If
you don’t eat breakfast, you might gain extra weight. This is because eating
breakfast jumpstarts your metabolism (how your body breaks down food to use as
energy). When you skip breakfast, your metabolism slows down.
It’s important for your family to model healthy eating behaviors and not skip meals.
If your family eats breakfast every day, the children are more likely to eat breakfast
every day too. Breakfast the most important meal of the day to keep energize us
throughout the day.
Generic stucture
Thesis: Breakfast is the first of three important
meals you should eat during the day. It can be
hard to eat breakfast if you’re busy, but skipping
your first meal of the day can affect the rest of
your day. Learn the importance of eating
breakfast and some breakfast ideas.
Arguments: Breakfast is important for many
reasons. Breakfast gives you the energy you need
to start the day.
Reiteration: It’s important for your family to model
healthy eating behaviors and not skip meals. If your
family eats breakfast every day, the children are
more likely to eat breakfast every day too. Breakfast
the most important meal of the day to keep energize
us throughout the day.
How do we start?

Main character Events Explain

You can start by Begin to develop what Explain in detail what
explaining some happens, how it you want to tell. Keep in
characteristic of the happens, where, mind that you are still in
main character, clothes, secondary characters,... the first draft of your
locations of the story,... story and that you will
have to check it later.
Idiom

Did you know that when you are told "you are
over the Moon" you are not really 384,000 km
(or so) away from the person talking to you, but
that you are very pleased?
"Amazing" words. Vocabulary

● When writing, you should not repeat the same word

many times to name an object or a person.

● Use synonyms. Remember, a synonym is a different word

that has the same meaning.

● Between 'nice' and 'pleasant' you can use 'nice' since in

spoken language we usually use the first.

● Use the dictionary to look up those words that give an

original touch to your story.
Punctuation rules
Period
● It is used to separate sentences.
● Remember to use it when you have
finished that sentence.
● You can join several sentences with
commas (shorter pause in reading) or
conjunctions (and, nor, but, since,
although, or, or,...) that serve to join
words or groups of words.
Period and new line
● It is used to separate paragraphs.
● Remember that a paragraph is the
explanation of a secondary idea.
● There is no explicit rule for using it,
when you have finished narrating
that idea use that period and start
the next paragraph on the line below.
Punctuation rules
Period and end
● It is the one used to end the story.
● It is the one used in the last paragraph.

Comma
● It is used to make a short pause in the reading,
in an enumeration, in clarifications,...
Could you write something with these
images?
On the next slide, write a story following the chronology of these photos:
Could you write something with these
images?
Write here your story following chronologically the photos in the previous slide.
Deadlines

XX/XX XX/XX XX/XX

Date of submission of Date of submission of Date of submission of
the draft the first written final report
document for review
by the teacher
Order your ideas in a simple way
Order your main and secondary ideas in simple sentences:

Main ideas

Secondary ideas
Order your ideas in a formal way
Write down possible words that can be used with main ideas and cool words:

Main ideas Cool words

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