One of my students' most common questions is how reading and writing are related if they want to improve their writing skills. The question, even though a simple one, is a really good one since it brings up a matter that is very important to realize from the very beginning we intend to improve if we want to become good writers.
Then, I reply with this question: Do you really think you can write about any matter if you are not knowledgeable enough? Indeed, reading a lot, reading very well, is one of the most important requirements to become good writers.
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- Answer Key Units 15 and 16 (2)
- D (1)
- Indirect Speech (1)
- Unit 01: Present and Future Time (2)
- Unit 02: Past Time (6)
- Unit 03: Simple and Progressive Tenses (2)
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- Unit 05: Modals Degree of Necessity (3)
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