1. Chronological order presents events ____ in which they occurred.
2. Which organizational pattern best suits a recipe?
3. A compare-and-contrast essay highlights ____ between two or more subjects.
4. Which text structure would be most appropriate for describing the layout of a house?
5. Cause-and-effect explains ____ and their consequences.
6. A persuasive essay arguing for stricter gun control would likely use which structure?
7. Classification organizes information ____ categories.
8. Which organizational pattern is best for explaining the different types of clouds?
9. Order of importance arranges details ____ significance.
10. An essay arguing for the importance of recycling would likely use which structure?
11. General to specific starts with a broad statement ____ to specific details.
12. Which structure is best for explaining a complex scientific concept?
13. Specific to general begins with specific examples ____ to a general conclusion.
14. A news report detailing a recent crime would likely use which structure?
15. A process essay describes a series of steps ____ a specific outcome.
Present tenses
Past tenses 1
Present perfect
Present tenses 2
Future 1
Future 2
Countable and uncountable nouns
Referring to nouns
Pronouns and referencing
Adjectives and adverbs
Comparing things
The noun pharse
Modals 1
Modals 2
Reported speech
Verb + verb patterns
Likelihood based on conditions 1
Likelihood based on conditions 2
Presositions
Relative clauses
Ways of organising texts
The passive
Linking ideas
Showing your position in a text
Nominalisation in written English