Study Guide for Writing an Article

An article needs a catchy title

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An article should be written in

• an informal style

• a neutral style (not too formal or informal)

• a formal style

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An article

• should be written in clear paragraphs

• doesn't really need paragraphs

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Writing direct questions in an article is a

• good way to test if your readers have understood your article

• good way to keep your readers personally interested

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An article should include

• interesting facts

• personal experiences

• opinions

• all of the above

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A good ending in an article will

• repeat what you said in the introduction

• make readers think about what they have read

• summarize the main points of the article

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A high-scoring article in the B2 FIRST exam will probably contain

• colourful adjectives

• a range of grammatical structures

• a good range of vocabulary around the topic

• good paragraphing and punctuation

• All of these

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Opinion ADVERBS are useful to include in an article. Which one of the word is NOT an opinion adverb?

• Personally, ...

• Hopefully,....

• Unfortunately,....

• Obviously,....

• In summary,.....

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