Use the expressions you find in something of your own.
Write a response to material you have read or watched. Draw on saved expressions, work through language hints, and choose wording that says what you mean.
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What makes the stories of King Arthur memorable? Describe the world evoked in the introduction.
The introduction takes us back to the days of chivalry.
Merlin's magic and the wonderful deeds of Arthur's knights make this world vivid.
Their Quest for the Holy Grail gives the stories a sense of adventure.
Go from recognising good wording to using it
Your source gives you a subject and language to draw on. Explain an idea in your own text, then revise the wording with help beside your draft.
From understanding to your own words
Read or watch at your own pace. Keep the expressions you need, then use them when you have something to say.
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Start from a source
Open the material you want to respond to and explore its useful expressions.
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Bring your phrases into view
Use relevant expressions from your personal dictionary as you draft a response.
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Write, review, and choose
Work through language hints and decide which changes express your point more clearly.
Alongside your material
Your ideas, with useful language within reach
- Find relevant expressions from your personal dictionary.
- Ask about wording alongside your task.
- Review grammar, spelling, and punctuation hints.
- Consider suggestions for word choice and style.
From recognition to use
Have something to say about what you read
Discuss the world of King Arthur
King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table
What makes the stories of King Arthur memorable? Describe the world evoked in the introduction.
The introduction takes us back to the days of chivalry.
Merlin's magic and the wonderful deeds of Arthur's knights make this world vivid.
Their Quest for the Holy Grail gives the stories a sense of adventure.
Frequently asked questions
Does the tool write the response for me?
You write your response. Personal phrases and language hints help you choose wording and revise your text.
What feedback can I use?
The writing tool offers hints about grammar, spelling, punctuation, word choice, and style. You decide which changes to make.
Can I open the source without signing up?
Yes, if it is public. Sign in to create a personal writing task and save your work.