Nyunt Wa Moe - Practical English Essay for Middle School Students

What is a middle school English essay?

The Middle School English essay is a type of guided composition. A guided essay is a type of essay in which you are given outlines of the topics to be written and you write using these outlines.

There are two ways to outline. The first is to provide the outline in a question-and-answer format , and the second is to provide the information to be written in the form of prompts rather than full sentences .

The first outline method is used to guide middle-level English essays, and the second outline method is used to guide upper-level English essays.

There are two ways to outline a question-answer essay for middle school English. These are the full question-answer format , with the Helping Verbs and a question mark (?) at the end of the question sentence, and the question-answer format, without the Helping Verbs and ( ?).

Now, this book provides a complete question-and-answer format to help you learn how to answer questions and use outlines when giving outlines. After you have practically answered the question-and-answer formats, if you write your answers as a single paragraph without dividing them into paragraphs and write them with a heading, you will have already practiced writing Paragraph Writing for middle school exams.

One thing to note is that at the end of the outlines provided , there is a line that says "add anything you wish to say." You can add anything you wish to say about the topic given. Usually, adding a topic name (my mother, father, teacher) and why you admire them, and if it's a place, why you like them, will make the paragraph more interesting and readable.

This book provides a complete list of paragraph topics that are frequently asked in middle school exams.

To make learning easier when practicing writing English essays, we have grouped them by topic.

(i) People ILove

(ii) Place

(iii) My Pets

(iv) What I Do

(v) My Visits

(vi) Days

(vii) Seasons ( weather)

(viii) Festivals

(ix) Miscellaneous.

(i) People I Love ( about the people I love and my family, relatives, friends, teachers)

(ii) Place : your school, home, hometown

(ii) About the pets (dogs, cats) you have in My Pets

(iv) What I Do describes my daily life activities and school activities.

(v) My Visits includes photos of visits to a zoo, a market, a village, a farm, a pagoda, and a park.

(vi) Days include a nice day, a rainy day, a foggy morning, and a busy Sunday.

(vii) Seasons ( weather): summer, rainy, winter

(viii) Festivals include Thingyan Festival, Thadingyut Festival, and Buddha Festival.

(ix) Miscellaneous ( Miscellaneous) includes my goals, my favorite sport, health, my hobbies, my favorite story, my favorite subject, and walking.

It is hoped that if middle school students practice writing according to the methods in this book, they will achieve good English scores in exams and will have laid a foundation to prepare for advanced English essays.