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Class 7 · English Medium · Cambridge · English

Paragraphs, essays and functional writing

Write a paragraph with a reason, an example and a fair limitation.

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A reason explains why a claim might hold; an example illustrates it. Neither automatically proves a universal effect. A useful conclusion follows the scale of the evidence and identifies what would need testing.

Worked example

A reading rota might widen participation because pupils take turns. It still needs flexible choices for shy readers. A small trial could show whether the arrangement is useful.

  1. Read the text and identify the purpose.
  2. Support your answer with a specific detail.
  3. Revise meaning, structure and accuracy.

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might

Might indicates possibility.

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however

The second clause adds a limitation.

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opportunities

Consonant+y changes to ies.

Write in your own words. A guardian or teacher should review this response.

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A simple booking rota could make shared sports equipment easier to use fairly.

Keep one specific idea.

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Some pupils may find compulsory reading aloud uncomfortable, so the rota could include paired or silent reading roles.

Acknowledge a concern and offer a relevant response.

Apply the idea

Write a 150-word proposal with a trial, a measure and one limitation.

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