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Composition: How I Spent My Last Holiday – Basic 3 English Lesson Note (Second Term)

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Subject
English Studies
Class
Basic 3
Term
Second Term
Topic
Composition: How I Spent My Last Holiday
Order
Topic 39 of 73 this term
Reading time
1 min

Write 10-12 sentences about your last holiday.

Plan your writing:

  • Beginning: When was your holiday? Where did you go? (2-3 sentences)
  • Middle: What activities did you do? Who was with you? (6-7 sentences)
  • End: How did you feel? What was your best memory? (2-3 sentences)

Think about these questions:

  • Did you travel somewhere or stay at home?
  • Who did you spend time with?
  • What games did you play?
  • What food did you eat?
  • What was the most exciting thing you did?
  • What new things did you learn?

Useful words for your composition: enjoyed, exciting, fun, family, friends, played, visited, traveled, delicious, memorable, happy, wonderful

Sample beginning: Last holiday was very exciting for me. I went to… During my last school holiday, I…

This term's English Studies topics

Basic 3 Second Term · 73 topics

  1. Structure: Regular and Irregular Plurals
  2. Vocabulary Building
  3. Oral Comprehension
  4. Structure: Column
  5. Vocabulary Building
  6. Composition: How I Spent My Last Holiday
  7. Phonics Pronunciation of Multi-Syllabic Words
  8. Structure: Capital Letters and Punctuation Marks
  9. Vocabulary Building II
  10. Comprehension: Disaster Risk Reduction
  11. Composition: How I Spent My Last Holiday
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