Masters in Applied Linguistics
Unlock essential writing skills in minutes with this series of short, engaging videos. Perfect for budding writers and students, these lessons cover story planning, impactful openings, and persuasive essays. From captivating narratives to persuasive essays, each video offers practical techniques for confident, structured writing.
Kickstart your storytelling journey with key elements that make a narrative engaging. Learn the basics of character, setting, and conflict to set a strong foundation.
Dive deeper into creating relatable characters and vivid settings. Learn tips like “show and not tell” to make your story descriptive.
Discover the Story Curve, a powerful tool for mapping your narrative. In this part, we’ll focus on building the introduction and rising action using a specific example.
Continue shaping your story with the Story Curve. This lesson focuses on the climax and resolution, ensuring a satisfying story arc.
Learn how to create intrigue with foreshadowing. We’ll cover subtle hints that build suspense and encourage readers to stay engaged.
Deepen your foreshadowing skills by planting clues that pay off later in the story, making your narrative layered and rewarding.
Master the art of starting a story with dialogue. This lesson covers tips for realistic, compelling conversations that reveal character and plot.
This episode deals with tips for a good dialogue. Enhance your dialogue with pacing and tone to draw readers in.
Learn to make a strong first impression with a clear, concise thesis statement that anchors your persuasive essay and guides readers.
Refine your thesis skills by exploring advanced tips and techniques for argumentative essays. Learn to structure and support your viewpoint effectively to focus your essay.
Start and end strong! This lesson offers strategies for impactful introductions and conclusions that leave a lasting impression on readers.
Connect ideas throughout your essay for a seamless flow. Focus on transitions and supporting details to strengthen your writing’s impact.
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