CRAFTING an EFFECTIVE WRITER/MODULE2

Journal Writing 2

1. Everybody were suprised when he entered the underground train carring an enormous bass viol.
2. They decided to spend a part of wedding ceremony in the underground.
3. This was a special day. Everybody laughted and wished them all the best.

FIRST-YEAR COMPOSITION

Personal Benchmark Statement

(from Week 1, Module 1)

To be honest, I perceive myself as a bad communicator. This is the reason why I am here, taking this course. My profession is a graphic designer. To be successful I have to interact with different people. I am confidence in creating good and professional visuals and pieces of visual communications such as business identity, advertising and print design but I have difficulties in communication with my clients. I become confused when I need make my project presentation, it's often I am at a loss for a word.

Additionally, another problem is I often follow my clients' ideas although I know that those ideas are unprofessional and ineffective. This behaviour leads to the situation that a project becomes worse and worse. Sooner or later, it is necessary to resolve the situation with high words and alter a lot of work.

I hope that this course will help me to realise my mistakes and to study how to quard against them.

WEEK3. Journal Writing 1.

List of activities. Metro.

1. A young girl with beautiful long red hair is sitting on the bench and looking absently at the floor.
2. A big amused man in a blue-orange uniform is walking along the underground train and asking passengers to leave it.
3. A tall handsome brunet in a black wool coat is reading something in his i-phone and smiling.
4. An old lady with the grey tired face and an absurb pink hat is pulling the big shopper on wheels along.
5. A big dark-brown dog with smart eyes is sitting in front of the door and waiting for a station.

MODULE 2: Writing activity

for Crafting an Effective Writer: Tools of the Trade

A List of Verbs:
to function
to drive
to build 
to miaul
to develop
to execute
to project
to realize
to produce
to investigate

A List of Adverbs:

soon

carefully

rapidly

rarely

often

later

unambiguously

in a hurry

acceptably

evidantly

For example:

A laptop is evidently very useful gadjet for modern office workers and not only for them; it is an irreplaceable thing for private use as well.

I can't imagine my life without driving a car. 

My car is a big helper in my daily routine: it takes me to any places I need without complaints and whining.

My First Post.

for Crafting an Effective Writer: Tools of the Trade

A List of Nouns:
a laptop
a car
a country house
a cat
Nature
belly dance
craft
design
travelling
a camera

A List of Adjectives:
luggable
comfortable
beautiful
amusing
wild
exciting
handmade
graphic
exacting
desired