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CXC English A exam: persuasive essay writing: interactive activity

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 CXC English A exam: persuasive essay writing: interactive activity

 

Here is an interactive activity which allows you to practice organizing ideas and sentences to develop a persuasive essay.

This activity gives you the opportunity to practice organizing essay sections, a skill which you will need for the CXC CSEC English A exam.

Please follow the directions carefully to complete the activity. 

Please feel free to comment and let us know if  you found completing this activity to be helpful in developing your persuasive writing skills.

 

 

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15 February 2010 - 7:07am
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continuous prose is the same ting as writing in 'paragraph form'. All it means is that your writing should be organized into sentences and paragraphs.

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14 February 2010 - 5:05pm
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Can someone tell me some more about continuous prose

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16 February 2010 - 12:25pm
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continuous prose

It means tht you don't write in note form. you cannot use bullets or dashes in front of your sentences and you cannot write as though you are making an outline for notes. Got it?

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