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This document provides instructions on how to write an essay reporting an incident. It includes sections on brainstorming the key details of the incident, identifying important linguistic elements to include, creating a draft outline, revising the draft, and writing the final essay. As an example, it provides a draft outline and essay about a car accident involving the author and their boyfriend. The three-paragraph essay describes how their car fell into a hole while swerving to avoid a pedestrian, the arrival of police and medical assistance, and concludes by noting they were unharmed after being examined.
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Paper - 106: The Twentieth Century Literature: 1900 to World War II
Submitted Date: April 3, 2025
Paper Name: The Twentieth Century Literature: 1900 to World War II
Topic: Ambition and Corruption: A Comparative Analysis of The Great Gatsby and The Wolf of Wall Street
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How to write the essay
- 1. HOW TO WRITE THE ESSAY UNIT 1: REPORTING AN INCIDENT
- 2. What could you say? Brainstorming. Protagonistas: mi novio y yo Lugar: carretera camino de casa M叩s participantes: peatones, polic鱈a, m辿dicos Orden de los hechos: - vamos en el coche - se cruza el peat坦n - giramos y caemos - llega la ambulancia - hicimos la foto, volvimos a casa en taxi Datos accesorios: gente asombrada alrededor, polic鱈a vigilando, llega coche gr炭a
- 3. LINGUISTIC ELEMENTS IN THE UNIT ADJECTIVES: Colourfoul Spontaneous Peaceful Dramatic Amusing Unusual Striking Romantic Disturbing Natural Moving Powerful VERBS TO EXPRESS FEELINGS: Hug Kiss Smile Stare Frown Laugh Pose Cry Scream Make a face VERB TENSES TO EXPRESS PAST EVENTS: Past simple Past continuous Past perfect WORDS TO LOOK UP IN THE DICTIONARY: All the vocabulary that we dont know TIME CONNECTORS: After, as, at first, later, while, as soon as, finally
- 4. WRITE THE DRAFT (borrador) (Cada p叩rrafo debe expresar una idea principal) First paragraph: INTRODUCTION (presentaci坦n del tema) This picture shows a dramatic situation in my life. It happened two years ago. My boyfriend and I were going to visit a friend. We had an accident. Next paragraph: Explain how it happened (c坦mo ocurri坦) We were driving. A pedestrian crossed the road. My boyfriend turned right. The car fell into a hole. There were a lot of people on the pavement. They helped to get out of the car. They called the police and an ambulance. Next paragraph: Explain what happened next (lo que ocurri坦 despu辿s) The police arrived. They did not let people get near the car. They called a vehicle to tow the car. The ambulance arrived. The doctor examined us. He said that we were fine.
- 5. DRAFT REVISION (REVISA EL BORRADOR) Se revisan las frases: - 多tienen verbo? - 多est叩 en el tiempo adecuado? - 多tiene sujeto? - 多el orden de la frase es sujeto, verbo, complementos? Se revisa la ortograf鱈a. 曻Es un texto o un conjunto de frases?: - 多las ideas est叩n estructuradas en p叩rrafos? - Revisar los conectores, los enlaces entre frases y p叩rrafos
- 6. Write the essay (A単ade conectores, adjetivos etc. Convierte el borrador en un texto) An unusual car accident This picture shows a dramatic situation in my life. It happened two years ago when my boyfriend and I were going to visit a friend. We had an accident as we tried to avoid running over a pedestrian. That day we felt very happy when we left home. However, while we were driving a pedestrian appeared in the middle of the road. To avoid running over him, my boyfriend had to turn right. Then, the car fell into a big hole in the road. Fortunately, the pavement was full of people who were watching the striking accident. Firstly, they helped us to get out and then, they called the police and an ambulance. Some minutes later, the police arrived and a policeman called the vehicle to tow the car. They did not let people to get near the car and made room to the ambulance. It arrived very quickly and the doctor examined us. When he finished, he told us we were perfectly. After one hour, a vehicle arrived to tow the car. As soon as it got there, we took a photograph to show our friends. Finally, we took a taxi and went back home.
- 7. Fin