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    University of Social Sciences and Humanities Writing B1

    Faculty of English Linguistics and Literature



    Name:
    Class:

    WRITING B1
    (Topics)

    A. Descriptive Paragraph
    1. Describe a Memorable Journey You Have Experienced
    2. Describe Your Favourite Movie
    3. Describe the Job You Desire to Get in the Future
    4. Describe the Qualities of Two Kinds of Professions
    5. Describe a very Emotional Moment or Day in Your Life
    6. Describe Your Favorite Place to Study
    7. Describe the Qualities of an Ideal Friend
    8. Describe a Person You Admire
    9. Describe a Book You Love Reading Most
    10. Describe Your Daily Routine

    B. Definition Paragraph
    1. Write a paragraph that defines the word education
    2. Write a paragraph that defines the word school
    3. Write a paragraph that defines the phrase cultural diversity
    4. Write a paragraph that defines the phrase arranged marriage
    5. Write a paragraph that defines the phrase peer pressure
    6. Write a paragraph that define the term millennial generation
    7. Write a paragraph that define the term gap year
    8. Write a paragraph that define the term commencement ceremony

    C. Opinion Paragraph
    1. Effects of a Pandemic on Society
    2. Causes of Ending a Relationship
    3. What Makes a Person Successful?
    4. Causes of Stress

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    University of Social Sciences and Humanities Writing B1
    Faculty of English Linguistics and Literature

    5. Should Students Have To take an Entrance Exam to Enter a College or
    University?
    6. Should the Capital Punishment be Abolished?
    7. Is Studying Abroad Necessary for Students?
    8. The Most Difficult Language Skill for You to Master. Why?
    9. Influences of Gap Year on Students

    D. Narrative Paragraph
    1. An Important Lesson that You Learned from a Real Experience
    2. The Most Memorable Journey You Enjoyed
    3. The Moment that Made You Scared
    4. Something Embarrassing that Happened to You
    5. Failure or Suffering that You Experienced in the Past
    6. An Enjoyable Party that You Find It Memorable
    7. A Farewell that You Cannot Forget
    8. A Difficult Decision that You Made

    E. Process Paragraph
    1. How to Have a Good Presentation
    2. How to Learn English Vocabulary Effectively
    3. How to Spend Money Wisely
    4. How to Be Well-prepared for an Exam
    5. How to Manage Your Time Effectively
    6. How to Improve Public Speaking Skills
    7. How to Offer a Good Apology
    8. How to Convince Your Parents to Allow You to Move Out to Live Alone

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