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Command sentences give instructions and tell someone to do something. They use imperative or bossy verbs, like 'jog on the spot'. If you put a bossy verb at the beginning of a sentence, it turns ...
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Beta2. Keep each instruction short. Make your instructions concise, clear, and simple. Be direct. One way to keep your instructions short is to be direct. It may make your writing appear less polite, but your readers will appreciate the simplicity. Avoid starting instructions with phrases such as "You will need to" or "You should". What not to do:
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BetaThis pack of KS1 Instructions Examples is jam-packed with activities and resources about instructional writing for you to check out with your young learners. They’ll even learn how to make a papier-mache globe at the same time! Inside the download folder, you’ll find writing examples, word cards, exemplification checklists and more! There are even alternative versions of many of the ...
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BetaMost instructions contain multiple tasks that must be completed for the procedure to be finished. Organizing the instructions into separate parts for each task helps the instructions read clear and as simply as possible for the reader. For example, if you are working on a car, there are different things you have to do before getting to the engine.
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Beta9. Write a set of eight instructions that could be followed by students in the examination Hall. 10. Write a set of eight instructions to be followed to maintain laptops in good condition. 11. Write a set of instructions for operating the ticket vending machine at a railway station. 12. Write a set of instructions for using your cell phone safely.
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BetaObservations and Examples "Good instructions are unambiguous, understandable, complete, consistent, and efficient." ... Checklist for Writing Instructions . Use short sentences and short paragraphs. Arrange your points in logical order. Make your statements specific.
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BetaFor example, imagine a set of instructions for assembling a kids’ swing set. In my own experience, there were more than a 130 steps! That can be a bit daunting. A good approach is to group similar and related steps into phases, and start renumbering the steps at each new phase.
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BetaFor example, if you are writing instructions about how to bake a birthday cake, ... Short sentences in the right order. It is best to use short sentences when writing your instructions.
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