Discussion
Explore both sides of an issue fairly before reaching a balanced conclusion.
Path to Selective
Learn the structure, watch a short lesson, practise under exam conditions and improve using personalised feedback.
Explore both sides of an issue fairly before reaching a balanced conclusion.
Explain how to do something or what to expect using clear, organised information.
Tell an imaginative story with characters, setting, conflict and a satisfying ending.
Inform readers about an event using facts, the 5Ws and H, and an objective tone.
Convince the reader to agree with your view using reasons, evidence and strong language.
Evaluate a book, film, place or product with clear judgements and supporting details.
Speak directly to an audience to inform, inspire or persuade them.
Create a realistic question-and-answer conversation that reveals useful information.
Present factual information about a topic in a clear, organised and objective way.
Promote a place, event or service with appealing information and a clear invitation.
Retell a real personal experience with reflection and emotional detail.