English Language Writing Skills

By Danso Kwasi Nti Samuel (DAS). Study the complete course source, examine every model and practise alongside Professor Jarvis.

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Group Leader: Fantastic job! Let's wrap up by writing a short paragraph using different

types of sentences.

Student 4: On a sunny afternoon, Mia decided to go for a bike ride. She packed a small bag

with water and snacks. When she reached the park, she saw her friend Jake, who was jogging.

They greeted each other happily. Mia rode her bike around the park while Jake continued

his run. After a while, they took a break under a shady tree. "It’s a beautiful day," Mia said,

and Jake nodded in agreement. As they chatted, they made plans to meet again the next

weekend. Although the ride was tiring, Mia felt refreshed. She was glad she had decided to

spend the day outdoors instead of staying home. By the time she got home, she was tired but

happy. She knew that days like these were the ones she would remember fondly.

Group Leader: Excellent! You've used a variety of sentence types and structures. This will

make your writing more engaging and effective. Well done, everyone!