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ECPE WRITING REVIEW
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Proponents" refers to people who:
Are neutral
Support an idea
Are the examiners
Oppose an idea
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Which phrase describes a cause?
In conclusion...
I believe that...
This problem stems from...
Therefore...
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Which is a "Participle Phrase" starter?
Because of bullying...
Having been bullied...
To be bullied...
I was bullied...
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Which is a formal way to say "solve the problem"?
Get the problem done
Make it okay
Fix the stuff
The issue must be addressed
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Owing to the fact that" means:
However
Finally
Because
Maybe
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To the best of my knowledge" is used for:
Giving an example
Listing points
Stating your opinion
Changing the topic
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All things considered" is used in the:
Conclusion
Introduction
Body Paragraph 2
Body Paragraph 1
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What is the recommended number of body paragraphs?
One
Five
As many as possible
Two
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Hardly a week goes by without..." is used for:
Concluding
Listing advantages
Introducing a phenomenon
Giving an opinion
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Which is a transition for "Changing Topic"?
As regards the causes...
In addition...
All in all...
For instance...
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It is my firm belief that" is:
An inversion
Giving a result
Stating an opinion
A conditional
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Of paramount importance" means:
Not very important
Extremely important
Historical
Optional
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Were the government to..." is an example of:
Simple present
Narrative style
Conditional with inversion
Passive voice
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Which is an "Inversion" structure?
Do we see rarely?
Rarely do we see...
We rarely see...
We see rarely.
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In a "For & Against" essay, where is your opinion?
It is never included
The conclusion
The introduction
The first paragraph
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To put it another way" is used for:
Ending the essay
Adding a point
Clarifying
Giving a cause
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Susceptible to" means:
Angry at
Protected from
Vulnerable to
Similar to
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In spite of the fact that" is used for:
Example
Contrast
Addition
Conclusion
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Which is a "Cleft Sentence" structure?
Many people agree.
Pesticides are bad.
What ecologists object to is...
If they stop pesticides...
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The prospects for the future will be bleak unless...
Describing causes
Introducing
Concluding
Giving examples
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Which phrase introduces a disadvantage?
One of the drawbacks is...
In the same way...
To my mind...
A further benefit is...
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Last but not least" is used for:
Starting an essay
Giving a reason
Listing points
Expressing doubt
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Which word is more formal than "get"?
Grab
Have
Pick up
Receive
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What makes an introduction strong?
Redescribing the focus
Being very long
Using "Nothing is perfect"
Using slang
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What should you do for the first 2 minutes?
Plan your ideas
Check the clock
Ask for more paper
Start writing
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What should you avoid in an academic essay?
Advanced grammar
Clichés like "Two sides to a coin"
Formal vocabulary
Linking words
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