Advanced Workshop
Welcome to the C1 Workshop! We will focus on Register, advanced Cohesion, and powerful Stylistic Choices.
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Replace multi-word verbs (Phrasal Verbs) with single, Latin-based verbs for academic writing.
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Instead of repeating a whole idea or just using "It", summarize the previous sentence with "This/Such + Noun".
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For dramatic emphasis in formal writing, place a negative word first and invert the subject/verb (like a question).
Clarity is the ultimate goal.
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Watch Teacher Sopheak review the key stylistic choices for advanced writers. Notice how he transforms a simple B1 paragraph into a C1 masterpiece without using overly complicated words!
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"Many teenagers are addicted to screens. ________ is causing health issues."
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Hi Panha! Absolutely not! Inversion is a powerful stylistic tool, like a spice in cooking. If you use a little bit (maybe once in your essay), it shows mastery and emphasizes a strong point. If you use it in every paragraph, the writing becomes very unnatural and hard to read. Use it sparingly! school
Is "This/That/These/Those" always enough for cohesion? E.g. "We have pollution. This is bad."
Great question, Vireak! At a B1/B2 level, using "This" by itself is okay. But at the C1 level, "This" alone is considered vague reference. To elevate your register, always attach a summary noun to it: "This environmental issue is bad." It reminds the reader exactly what "This" refers to! lightbulb
Teacher, in the IELTS writing exam, do I get extra points for using inversion in every paragraph?