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E include a headingon your paper? formatthe paragraphproperlyt n startand end eachsentencecorrectly? n usecapitalisationcorrectly? n give the paragrapha title? E write a topic sentence? n write supportingsentences? How many? usedescdptiveadjectives? only include one clearidea in eachsentence? I orderthe sentences logically? E cornbinesentences logically? n write a concludingsentence? | 6 Exchangepapers with a partner. Include your brainstormint. . Fill out the PeerReviewForm on page104. Talk with your partnerand go overeachfolm.

L{hich were they, and why? 58 PBoBLEMS 8 Read the paragraph Making Language CldssesInferesfing to seeif tie writer's order of importance was the same as yours. a One problem was that our textbooks were too old ard boring. 5 The Pictures were black and white, and the famous singersand filrn stars had already died! 6 We also wanted to leam about popular French culture and talk about our lives in French. 7 Students do not want to s memodse rules and vocabulary for an hour everyday and nothing else The most e impo ant point is that the classroomhas to be interesting.

Is it the filst one or the second one? Write a topic sentenceand supportingsentences. Decideifyou want to write a concludingsentence. | 5 Checkyour writing. ,. E include a headingon your paper? formatthe paragraphproperlyt n startand end eachsentencecorrectly? n usecapitalisationcorrectly? n give the paragrapha title? E write a topic sentence? n write supportingsentences? How many? usedescdptiveadjectives? only include one clearidea in eachsentence? I orderthe sentences logically? E cornbinesentences logically?

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