A Practical Guide to English Essays Includes Story Writing

Features

• The whole structure of the book centres round some basic principles of language teaching in which besides other things, the difficulty level for the leaner has to be kept to a bare minimum, in order to make the process of learning interesting, effective and purposeful.
• The reading material presented in this book emerges mostly from the question-papers set for different examinations during the last few years so that our young learners may be amply exposed to the patterns of the questions they may expect to get in their own examinations.
• Topics of general interest and importance have been included in order that the book may be useful to students who would like to appear at different competitive examinations.
• Each of the essays and stories have been written within a limited number of words of the highest frequency, and the sentence-patterns used are the most common with a view to making the learning material easily comprehensible to fairly large section of students who are still struggling to gain full proficiency in the use of English as a tool.
• In most of the examinations these days, a candidate has to answer the question on essay-writing or story-writing within a prescribed limit of 250-400 words. The essays and the stories of this book conform to this word limit.