Practice your writing skills.

The only way to improve your writing skills is with practice. Write each day a short text about the topics of each of the units seen in class, about your favourite things, about your experieces, dreams, wishes or routines, etc. You can write a Summer Diary with all the things that you do this summer, or emails to a friend (real or imaginary)... The excuse is the least of your worries, the important thing is practice!

Here you'll find some webs where you can fin exercises and tips to improve your writing production:

https://www.teachingenglish.org.uk/article/writing-activities

https://www.grammarly.com/blog/category/handbook/

https://www.esl-galaxy.com/writing.html

Do you like comics?

If you like comics this is your game. 

Click on the image and have fun writing your own stories.

Describing people exercises.

Here you'got some exercises to practice:
Exercise 1
Exercise 2
Exercise 3

Describing people.

Here you've got some links to practise describing people:

Appearance Vocabulary 1

Appearance Vocabulary 2



Personality Vocabulary 1

Personality Vocabulary 2

A biography.

Effective writing skills are to a writer what petrol is to a car. Like the petrol and car relationship, without solid skills you cannot move ahead. These skills don’t come overnight, and they require patience and determination. You have to work  hard to acquire them.  Of course, effective writing requires a good command of the language in which you write or want to write, but sometimes even more important than that, you need to learn some tips and tricks so that you use the language you have in the most appropiate way.

Are you ready to make the effort?

Here you’ll find a number of resources to improve your writing skills.

How to write a biography.