If you’ve already done the level check and it showed Pre-Intermediate – perfect. This is a good moment to stop scrolling, slow down, and really move your English forward, step by step. If this is the first article you see and you have no idea what’s going on, don’t worry 🙂 Start with Week 0 (introduction) here: https://dzen.ru/a/aVNKgNLHgkQM22jP This course works week by week. Each week = one real-life topic + simple grammar + useful vocabulary on the Pre-Intermediate level. The topic for Week...

Anthony Seow The writing process as a private activity may be broadly seen as comprising four main stages: planning, drafting, revising and editing. As depicted in Figure 1, the stages are neither sequential nor orderly. In fact, as research has suggested, ‘many good writers employ a recursive, non-linear approach – writing of a draft may be interrupted by more planning, and revision may lead to reformulation, with a great deal of recycling to earlier stages’ (Krashen, 1984, p. 17). The term process writing has been bandied about for quite a while in ESL classrooms...