PLAN → BUILD → CONNECT → REVISE
Your ideas. Clearer writing.
Expand useful details, connect related ideas, and develop a paragraph in your own words.
Follow the connected lesson path
- ○ From a Word to a Richer Sentence
- ○ Who, What, Where, When, How and Why
- ○ Useful Phrases
- ○ Independent and Dependent Clauses
- ○ Compound Sentences
- ○ Complex Sentences
- ○ Relative Clauses
- ○ Cause and Effect
- ○ Contrast
- ○ Practical Conditions
- ○ Time Connections
- ○ Reason and Purpose
- ○ Compound-Complex Sentences
- ○ Combine Without Changing Meaning
- ○ Rewrite, Expand or Reduce
- ○ Sentence Building Checkpoint
- ○ One Main Idea
- ○ Brainstorm Before Writing
- ○ Plan with Your Own Ideas
- ○ Descriptive Paragraphs
- ○ Narrative Paragraphs
- ○ Routine and Sequence
- ○ Process Paragraphs
- ○ Personal Experience
- ○ Opinion Paragraphs
- ○ Compare and Contrast
- ○ Cause and Effect Paragraphs
- ○ Problem and Solution
- ○ Advantages and Disadvantages
- ○ Future Plans
- ○ Picture Description
- ○ A Story from Pictures
- ○ Events, Places and People
- ○ Mixed Tenses with a Purpose
- ○ Grammar in a Real Report
- ○ Dialogue into a Report
- ○ Order and Coherence
- ○ Cohesion and Sentence Variety
- ○ Expand and Reduce Paragraphs
- ○ Plan, Draft, Review, Revise
- ○ Independent Writing Assessment
The sentence building studio
Use your own wording. Open sentence activities record practice and provide limited review; they do not claim to verify every meaning.
Choose a paragraph purpose
Write with beginner, intermediate, or advanced support. Words are optional; your ideas belong in the paragraph.
Practise writing with all 12 tenses
Use the established tense workshops when you want a specific tense target. Mixed and independent topics above can use several tenses intentionally.
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