Showing posts with label to-do lists. Show all posts
Showing posts with label to-do lists. Show all posts
Monday, September 9, 2013
How You Use Writing
By Anna Fuse
It’s important for everyone to use writing.
Probably, every person use writing every day.
I always use writing for make a list. For
example, shopping list, to do list and so on. When I go shopping, I bring a
shopping list. If I don’t bring a shopping list, maybe I forget something that
have to buy. If I have a shopping list when I go shopping, I don’t forget
something that have to buy and I can go shopping very smoothly.
In addition, I always use writing for
practice English. I’m learning English now so I have to write English (words
and sentences) for many times. If I keep doing this, my English skill improves.
How I Use Writing
By Pamela
Every day, I use writing at home and at
work. First at home, I write many different kinds of things. Lists are
important to help me remember things. I write grocery lists and to-do lists. I
also write letters and e-mails to my friends and family, and I update my status
on Facebook from time to time. At work, I write e-mails and lesson plans. I
also create posters to announce special events. Finally, if I go to a meeting,
I often take notes to help me remember what people said. Writing is an
important skill for me.
Labels:
e-mail,
grocery lists,
lesson plans,
letters,
notes at meetings,
posters,
to-do lists,
update status,
writing
Thursday, September 5, 2013
How I Use Writing
By Pamela
Every day,
I use writing at home and at work. First, at home, I write many different kinds
of things. Lists are important to help me remember things. I write grocery
lists and to-do lists. I also compose letters and e-mails to my friends and
family, and I update my status on Facebook from time to time. At work, I write
e-mails and lesson plans. I also create posters to announce special events.
Finally, if I go to a meeting, I often take notes to help me remember what
people said. Writing is an important skill for me.
Labels:
e-mail,
grocery lists,
letters,
notes,
skill,
to-do lists,
writing
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