Composition: Creating a Draft of Your Past Event

K: Know yourself.

U: Understand the questions to answer for your past events.

D: Do a draft of your past event.

Words of the Day

1. Autobiography

2. Identity

Writing Frame

Please refer to textbook, page 92. Let's do this together and identify which one you relate! You can use a pencil or a coloured pencil to circle and write your answer.

The Draft of your Past Event

Please refer to textbook, page 93. The orange box has a set of questions and your answers to each question will be your draft.

Keep in mind that once you answered all these questions, those answers are your draft. You can create your draft in a form of a short essay like the example below.

Ms Farah's Draft

The thing that worried me the most happened when I was 15 years old. My house was robbed when I and my family came back home. Luckily, my cat was saved. I knew it was 10 PM because it was dark at night. (Paragraph 1)

At the time, I was with my father. We just got back from the hospital to visit my sister. (Paragraph 2)

To my surprise, I saw my cat coming towards me. He seemed fine. I was relieved. What was worse, however, was that the house was a huge mess. I felt scared to go inside further. (Paragraph 3)

Here are some important notes:

1. Your draft must be written in your Composition book.

2. Your draft should be Short, Simple, and Straight-to-the-Point (3S).

3. The word limit for your draft is 50-100 words.

4. This is due next Tuesday (9/2). Do submit pictures of your work in Week 21's Assignment Section.

5. Write this in your HW Journal: Composition TB page 93. Due Tuesday (9/2)