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Colegio Las Cumbres outlines the content plan for the Writing Skills course taught by Professor Catalina Perkins. The course covers three main topics over three trimesters: describing people and places in the first trimester using adjectives, adverbs, and narrative techniques; writing letters in the second trimester focusing on giving news, advice, and complaints both formally and informally; and writing short stories in the third trimester working on plot development, topic sentences, and paragraph structure.
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Writing skills senior 1 esquema de contenidos nodales - dic 2018
Colegio Las Cumbres outlines the content plan for the Writing Skills course taught by Professor Catalina Perkins. The course covers three main topics over three trimesters: describing people and places in the first trimester using adjectives, adverbs, and narrative techniques; writing letters in the second trimester focusing on giving news, advice, and complaints both formally and informally; and writing short stories in the third trimester working on plot development, topic sentences, and paragraph structure.
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