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    PREREQUISITE SKILLS FOR

    WRITING COMPETENCE

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    These skills are acquired step by step

    Pupils need a lot of practice in using

    vocabulary and building sentencestructures.

    Basic background knowledge of

    grammarand using it correctly is a

    plus point .Teachers should wean pupils away from

    word level andphrase levelto simple sentences andhenceforth to parallel writing.

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    Teaching Grammar through

    writing

    Students are more aware of

    grammar and sentence

    structure by using tables.The technique of using a

    table can be used with anytext. Pupils are made aware

    of sentence structures by

    writing in columns

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    Keep to simple sentences whichwill build the pupils confidence .Use single pictures initially.

    Tell pupils that a sentencestructure should have a subject,verb and a story line.

    Add on the time tense if any forthat particular sentence.

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    Building confidence

    Start with very simple sentencestructures.

    Eg: Kadir cycling.

    Ah Seng Rama- cycling-

    school

    -boyscycling- school -boyscycled-school-

    yesterday

    - -

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    Teachers can initially

    guide the students .

    Pupils can workindividually or in

    groups.

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    Read the text and complete the

    missing words.

    My favourite animals are cows. They

    are very useful and give us many

    things both when they are living andwhen they are dead. They give us milk

    that we can drink and make into butter,

    cheese or yoghurt. We can make

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    How to exploit the text fully.

    Use WH-questions

    Matching sentence parts

    Gap filling

    Word Arrangement

    Expansion using table methodParallel Writing

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    Writing using the table method

    SubjectWho/What

    Verb-what

    objectwhat

    objectwhere

    Cows are very

    useful

    They give us many

    things.

    They give us milk.

    We can make cheese,

    butter or

    yoghurt.

    from the

    milk

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    Boost their confidence with individual

    pictures

    Teachers can work with individual

    pictures. Do a picture study. Ask

    WH- questions to familiarizepupils with visual clues. Get

    pupils to answer the questions.

    Teachers can work around thesame picture by giving a a

    variety of exercises.

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    Questioning Technique

    One way to help students

    to understand a picture is

    to put forth a series of WH-questions.

    Use WH-questions to getpupils to respond and

    identify other visual clues.

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    Alina- twelveold- collecting

    stamps

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    Use WH-Questions as a way to expand sentences

    who

    what

    whenhow

    where

    why

    AlinaStamp album

    Collectingstamps

    during free time

    Twelve years old

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    How old is Alina?

    (v) (s)

    Alina is twelve years old.

    (s) (v) (o)What is her favourite hobby?

    (v) (s)

    Her favourite hobby is collectingstamps

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    Does she collect many

    stamps?s v o

    She collects many stamps.

    s v o

    Where does she keep them?

    s v

    She keeps them in a stamp

    album

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    -(tall tree)- (grows along seaside-) (leaves- long)

    Time Subject VERB OBJECT

    - - - tall tree

    - The coconut tree is a tall tree

    - - grows seaside

    It grows along the sea side

    - leaves - long

    The leaves are long.

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    (-trunk hard ) (used -make bridges.)

    (fruits- big - green )

    Time Subject Verb object

    - trunk hardmake bridges

    The trunk is hard .

    It Is used to make bridges.

    fruits big-green -brown

    The fruits are big and green .

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    SAMPLE QUESTION

    SECTION C (2)

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    Use WH-Questions to prompt answers.

    who

    what

    whenhow

    where

    why

    Halim ,Helmi jungle

    catch birds

    saw bird

    last weekend

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    WH-Questionsto guide pupils

    1. Who went into the jungle?Subject Verb Story line

    Halim and went into the

    Helmi jungle

    2. Why did they go into the jungle?

    Subject Verb Story LineThey went/ to catch

    wanted to birds

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    3. What did Halim see?

    Subject VerbStory Line

    Halim/He saw abird.

    4. What did the boys do?

    Sub ect Verb

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    Halim and Helmi-jungle-birds-Halim- bird

    Time Subject verb object

    - Halim and Helmi - jungle

    - Halim and Helmi went Into a jungle.

    - - birds

    They wanted to catch birds

    - Halim - birdHalim saw a bird.

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    (Monday - night market ) (stalls )( people) (- noisy)

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    Time Subject verb object

    Monday - - night market

    Last

    Monday

    Pn Alina and

    Ainee

    went to the night

    market

    - stalls

    They saw many stalls

    - - - people

    They saw many people

    - - noisy