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Como Hacer Escritos en Ingles
REMEMBER THAT TO KNOW THE TYPE OF TEXT YOU ARE WRITING AND THE MAIN
FEATURES IS ESSENTIAL TO SCORE HIGHLY IN YOUR PAPER 2, AND THAT IS GOING TO BE
A 25% OF YOUR FINAL SCORE.
Article
a) Title: related to the article you have to write
b) Introduction: short paragraph introducing what you will be talking about in the body of the article
c) Body: two or three paragraphs containing all the information you must provide (given in the instructions of
the task)
d) Conclusion: short paragraph concluding the information given above
e) Catchy Closing Line: catchy line (phrase) to leave the readers thinking about what you wrote
f) Name of Author: any name is valid preceded by the phrase “Written by:”
Note: if the instructions specify that any other information should be included, make sure to include it
Article Sample
Title:
Give a Gift to Orphans
Introduction: It is easy to make an orphan child happy…..
Body: The 3rd IB class at Angel Polibio Chaves School is planning a toy collection for
orphan children…
Conclusion: In conclusion,……
I am moving to a new country and I am selling the following items for university students:
Short
Introduction:
Numbered 1. A bicycle: it has only been used for one year. It is excellent for the city and mountain
List and areas. It is blue and the brand Infinity.
Descriptions: Price $50
2. A laptop: it is four years old. It is still in great condition with a few scratches on the
keyboard. It is a Macbook Pro.
Price: $100
Closing
Line: Don’t miss this great opportunity! All the items are in great conduction and cheap.
Blog Sample
Title: Interesting Places in My City
Hello readers! I know the youth does not always have a lot of money to have fun.
Introduction That is why today I want to talk to you about interesting places in my city you can
mentioning the go to without a lot of money.
topic:
1. Indio Guaranda: This monument is located in the Northeast of the city. It is
Numbered List: believed that this was a center for the adoration of the gods. From here you can
enjoy a beautiful view Chimborazo.
2. 7 Santos: It is a beautiful restaurant with a cheap menu and on Friday nights they
have live music.
3. Central Park: Located between Sucre Street and ….you can enjoy a relaxing
afternoon and buy some ice cream from the shop on the corner.
Conclusion: I am sure you will find these places fun. I always visit them so we might see each
other there.
Closing Line: Until next time!
Name/Signature: Sandra
Brochure
The basic parts of a brochure are:
clear and attractive titles and subtitles
a short introductory paragraph
information in bullet points
catchy phrases using exclamation marks and/or question marks
end with a catchy phrase, slogan, or summary
Brochure Sample
Title: The Best Way to Stay in Shape!
Catchy Initial Did you know the easiest way to stay in shape is at your reach and does not
Phrase: cost a lot of money. With our counseling, you will live a healthy life and you
will look fabulous.
Bullet Points These are some of the advice we offer at our health center:
Providing Did you know you only need 30 minutes of daily physical activity to
Information: stay in shape? At our health center, we will help you choose the best
activity for your lifestyle.
Did you know you could eat 6 balanced meals a day? That way you
don’t have to starve!
Short
Concluding
Line: You will find these and many more advice and benefits at our health center.
Final Catchy Come and give a change to your life. Wake up with energy and rejuvenate!
Phrase:
Diary Sample
Date: 14 December 2017
Introduction: It is winter and the season of parties. Christmas was wonderful, that is why I want to
talk about it.
Email Sample
To:
From
From:
Subject:
Body:
Opening Line:
Introduction:
Closing Line:
Farewell Line:
Signature:
Interviews
Include an introduction to This interview was conducted by ______ at Angel Polibio Chaves School with
your interview to outline Simon Bolivar regarding his autobiography.
who’s being interviewed:
_______: Good morning, Simon Bolivar. It is a great pleasure and honor to
Document the interview as have the opportunity to talk to you about your autobiography. In the first
a dialogue: place, why did you decide to start your autobiography?
Simon: Hello, nice to meet you. Well, in my opinion, I think what I have
experienced may apply to someone else who is going through the same thing.
So, I want to help them by giving them advice about what I did.
_______:
Simon:
_______:
Simon:
Include a conclusion
______: Well, unfortunately our time is up. Thank you so much for answering
statement to your interview
honestly the questions I made to today. I wish you the best of luck with your
thanking your interviewee
future projects and I hope we have another opportunity to talk more.
for their time:
Letters
a) Address of the Receiver: you can write the full address or with abbreviations; there are some options
below; come up with an address of your choice and stick with it (use it always). you can research on the
internet the name of a real place in an English speaking country and learn it
b) Date
c) Opening Line:
Dear ___,
To Whom It May Concern: (note: should only be used when you don’t know the name of the person
you are writing to (ex: when you write to a company) you address the company)
d) Introduction of the Letter: I am writing this letter….
e) Body: if the instructions ask you to include specific information, make sure you include it; underline what
you must include so you don’t forget
f) Closing Line: choose one and use it always
Thank you for your attention,
I will be waiting for your response,
Thank you for your attention and I wait for your response,
I appreciate your attention,
I apologize for any inconvenience this may cause, (note: to be used when apologizing for
inconveniences that might be caused)
g) Farewell Line: choose one and use it always
Sincerely,
Best regards,
Your truly,
h) Name/Signature
Note: if the instructions specify that any other information should be included, make sure to include it
Sample Letter
Address of P.O Box 03-19-32
Receiver: Guaranda-Bolivar
Ecuador
Date: 17 December 2017
Introduction: My name is Guisel Hernandez and I am writing this letter because I am interested in
the receptionist position within your company.
Body: I am a journalist at the State University of Bolivar and I have worked for two years
as a writer in the “Times” magazine. I believe my qualifications will be of great
interest to you because…..
Closing Line: Thank you for your attention and I wait for your response.
Informal Letters
a) Address of Receiver: you can write the full address or with abbreviations; there are some options below;
the trick is to come up with an address of your choice and stick with it (use it always). you can research on
the internet the name of a real place in an English speaking country and learn it
b) Date
c) Opening Line: use the name of the person
Dear ______,
Hello ______,
d) Introduction: How are you? I am writing to tell you….
e) Body: if the instructions ask you to include specific information, make sure you include it; underline what
you must include so you don’t forget
f) Closing Line: the following options are all for different occasions, so please keep them in mind to use when
appropriate
Write soon.
I will write again soon.
Until next time.
g) Farewell Line: choose one and use it always
A hug,
A big hug,
Hugs,
A kiss,
Kisses,
With love,
h) Name/Signature
Note: if the instructions specify that any other information should be included, make sure to include it
Introduction: How are you? It’s been a long time since I’ve last written to you. I am writing to tell you
a little about what I’ve been doing.
Body: Lately, I have been studying a lot for my final exams. Fortunately, vacations are
coming up soon.
Tell me about your life? How is university? What are you thinking about doing during
the vacations?
Postcard
a) Address of the Receiver: you can write the full address or with abbreviations
b) Date
c) Opening Line: use the name of the person
Dear ______,
Hello ______,
d) Brief Introduction: similar to writing informal letters
How are you? I am writing to….
e) Body: if the instructions ask you to include specific information, make sure you include it; underline what
you must include so you don’t forget
f) Closing Line: the following options are all for different occasions, so please keep them in mind to use when
appropriate
See you soon!
Wish you were here.
Missing you.
g) Farewell Line: choose one and use it always
A hug,
A big hug,
Hugs,
A kiss,
Kisses,
With love,
h) Name/Signature
Note: if the instructions specify that any other information should be included, make sure to include it
Postcard Sample
Address of
Receiver:
Poster Sample
Title: Recycling Contest!
Catchy Phrase using
Exclamation/Question Marks: Want to win a pizza party for your class?
Short Introduction: It’s easy, you only have to win the recycling contest that will
begin next week.
Short Concluding Line: The class that collects the most papers will win a big pizza party.
Final Catchy Phrase: Sign up, the delicious pizza could be yours!
Notes
Informal Greeting: Hello Mom:
Reason/Purpose of the Note: It is 3 in the afternoon on Saturday, December 14. I am going to work
and I don’t think I will be back to say goodbye before my trip to
Ecuador.
I need to take a few things but I have not gotten a chance to buy them.
Please buy the following for me and take it to my office this evening.
Love,
Sandra
Speech
The two most important things to focus on when writing a speech are the audience and the purpose.
Note: write like you talk!
Introduction: introduce yourself and tell the audience what you are going to talk about
o note: the introduction should have a purpose and preview of the main points
Hello everyone. Thank you for being here. My name is _____, and I am going to be speaking
to you today about _____. To begin, ______ is important because……
o Purpose: why are your writing this speech?
o Preview the Main Points:
First, I will…
Second, I will…
Finally, I will...
Body: your specific goals will be emphasized during your speech
o Vocabulary: take into account your audience, you don’t want to use the same range of vocabulary
with your family, friends, or a job interview
o note: use contractions, don’t use big words that you wouldn’t use when talking to someone
Conclusion: