Writing+Guides

=**Each style of writing has it's own structure & tone. Download these guides & check you know the basics. There's some links to more advanced websites at the bottom.**=

=**Essay Writing**=
 * There are also different types of essays, but some basic rules apply to all types.**

=**Report Writing**= This is a basic guide that can be used in any subject: This is a science report model: This is a business report model:
 * There are different types of reports; these guides will help you but you should ask your teacher for extra guidance.**

=Letter Writing=
 * The structure of letter writing is always the same but your vocabulary and tone may change depending on who you are writing to.**
 * Here are some examples:**

=**Speeches & Presentations**=
 * There's lots of types. These tips will get you started but you should talk to your teacher for specific advice.**
 * There's also a great PowerPoint about how to make great PowerPoints**!

=**Resume, CV Writing**=
 * Each job and each country has slightly different rules but this guide will help you start.**

=Writing a Thesis Statement=
 * Extended Essay students must know this.**

=**Sentence & Paragraph Writing**=
 * Here's a few simple guide lines just in case you've forgotten how.**

**Useful web sites**
This basic site covers sentences, paragraphs & essays. It has a groovy interface. || [] This is another basic site. It cover the major writing genre, such as descriptions, narratives, reports, arguements, and recounts. || This is an Australian university site. It is easy to navigate and has everything: from theory, tone, sentences, essays, reports, note taking, critical thinking to referencing. || [|Purdue Unviversity http://owl.english.purdue.edu/] This site is huge. It has every thing and more, including an e-mail tutor, an ESL section and a grammar blog. ||
 * If you have more questions try these internet links, ask your teacher, or come see us in the library**
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