English only · Class 3–12
Class 7
Writing skills in essays, stories and letters — organising your own views clearly in English.
Writing stories, essays and letters
About this course
In Class 7 students learn to arrange arguments in English. Writing structure, accurate word choice and correct tense use become essential, and every piece of writing is improved step by step in our classes.
Many of our students find English hard to understand or speak, because they rarely have regular English conversation outside the classroom. In this course we remove that fear and slowly build an easy friendship with the language.
What we teach in this class
- The structure of stories, essays and letters
- Modal verbs and conditional sentences
- Summary and condensing sentences
- Short presentations and speaking practice
How we teach this class
- 01 Writing structure: beginning, middle, end Essays and stories are organised in three parts, and the role of each part is explained.
- 02 Modal verbs and conditions Can, should, must and if-sentences are taught with real-life examples.
- 03 Summary and condensing Children reduce a passage to one-third of its length while keeping the main meaning.
- 04 Letters and applications Real tasks such as a leave application to the headteacher and a letter to a friend.
- 05 Weekly short presentations A two-minute talk builds confidence in speaking.
What students will achieve
- Write essays and stories with well-arranged arguments
- Use conditions and modal verbs correctly
- Give a two-minute talk in English