Isroilov Khamidillo Super Writing Task 1 Everyday 20 minutes Introduction

P.S: This is an advice from Rachel Mitchell.

Time Expressions

- (In) the period from…..to……/ between……and ((in) the period from

January to April... between January and April...)

- During (during the first two years...)

- In the first/ last three months of the year

- Over the period from…….to……..

- Over the next...for the following... (for the following five years... Over the

next five years...)

- Over a ten-year period

- After that/ then

- Until

- Throughout the year/ throughout the period/ each month of the year

- Subsequently

- For the rest of the year

- In January/ it began the year/ at the beginning of the year/ at the beginning

of the period

- In December/ the end of the year

You should pay attention to how you are using them. Keep your sentences

short but clear by using those kinds of phrases. Notice that your sentences

should be relatively short. You don’t need to write long sentences to impress

people. Long sentences tend to get grammar problems. What easier to read is

a three line sentence or two line sentence. What is easier to remember, a 100

page book or 10 page book? Of course, a 10 page book. So, keep things short

and use the proper linking phrases to allow your overall sentences to connect.