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Writing: Composition on What I Do on Sundays – Basic 3 English Lesson Note (Second Term)

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Subject
English Studies
Class
Basic 3
Term
Second Term
Topic
Writing: Composition on What I Do on Sundays
Order
Topic 69 of 73 this term
Reading time
1 min

Write 8-10 sentences about how you spend your Sundays.

Plan your composition:

  • Morning: What do you do when you wake up?
  • Day time: Where do you go? What activities do you do?
  • Evening: How do you end your Sunday?

Think about these questions:

  • Do you go to church or mosque?
  • Who do you spend time with?
  • What special food do you eat?
  • What games do you play?
  • Do you visit relatives?
  • How do you rest on Sundays?

Useful words: church, mosque, family, prayer, worship, visit, play, rest, special, together, delicious, peaceful

Sample beginning: On Sundays, I wake up early and… My family and I always…

Remember to use:

  • Capital letters at the beginning of sentences
  • Full stops at the end of sentences
  • Good handwriting

This term's English Studies topics

Basic 3 Second Term · 73 topics

  1. Writing: Handwriting
  2. Supplementary Reading
  3. Pronunciation of Consonants and Consonant Clusters
  4. Structure: Making Simple Statements and Responding to Commands
  5. Vocabulary Building VI
  6. Oral and Written Comprehension IV
  7. Writing: Composition on What I Do on Sundays
  8. Structure: Regular and Irregular Plurals
  9. Vocabulary Building VII
  10. Oral and Written Comprehension V
  11. Structure: Using Past Continuous Tense
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