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Using signposting language is like giving your writing a GPS – it helps steer
your audience smoothly along and keeps your thoughts organised. These little
words and phrases act as the glue that holds your writing together.
Think of it this way: without these signposting cues, your writing could get all
jumbled up and end up sounding like a bunch of random thoughts.
First and foremost
in addition to
after
Here is the signposting language used in this paragraph:
If that gave you a bit of trouble, don’t worry! You will learn all about
signposting in my C1 programme.
Can you identify the signposting language in our first paragraph?
Upon waking up to the melodious chimes of my alarm clock, I embark on my
well-established morning routine that I’ve perfected over the years. First and
foremost, I indulge in a brief meditation session, allowing me to clear my mind
and start the day with a sense of calm. In addition to my mental exercise, I dive
into a challenging 30-minute workout session, but I guess it isn’t so much
challenging as it is invigorating. After freshening up, I pamper myself with my
nourishing skincare regimen, ensuring a well-hydrated and glowing
complexion.
COMPREHENSION CHECK!
COMPREHENSION CHECK!
attire
/əˈtaɪə/ - clothing; garments or outfits worn by a person
The description for the event said ‘casual cocktail attire’, but what does that mean?
to wolf down
- to eat something quickly
He was so hungry that he wolfed down his burger in a matter of seconds.
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