Learn to write a paragraph
Each exercise takes you through a paragraph one sentence at a time. You think about the job of the next sentence, write it yourself, and then see a good example and why it works.
Short paragraphs about a photo
Five sentences each. Simple words, clear patterns, and a word bank to help you. Start anywhere, or work through them in order.
Animals and nature

Starter, 5 sentences
A red bird on a fence

Starter, 5 sentences
A dog in the park

Starter, 5 sentences
A cat by the window
Food and home

Starter, 5 sentences
Breakfast by the window

Starter, 5 sentences
A bright kitchen

Starter, 5 sentences
A quiet bedroom
People and activities

Starter, 5 sentences
Children flying a kite

Starter, 5 sentences
Dinner with the family

Starter, 5 sentences
A fruit market
Places and weather
Write a full paragraph
Ten sentences each. You plan your ideas, write one sentence at a time with a good example after each one, and then polish the whole paragraph.
Unit A: Build a paragraph
Topic sentence, reasons, examples, and a conclusion. Frames and a connector bank help you.

Advanced, 10 sentences
A place I love

Advanced, 10 sentences
A person who helps me

Advanced, 10 sentences
A skill I want to learn

Advanced, 10 sentences
A trip I remember
Unit B: Connect your ideas
Compare ideas and explain causes and effects. Frames are off, so use the connector bank.

Advanced, 10 sentences
City life vs country life

Advanced, 10 sentences
Online vs classroom learning

Advanced, 10 sentences
Why sleep matters

Advanced, 10 sentences
Too much screen time
Unit C: Test-style writing
Timed practice: opinion and problem-solution paragraphs with no hints. Models are shown at the end.






