Welcome, CSEC candidate!
Study all 15 topics across Informative, Literary and Persuasive Discourse. Each lesson includes the original explanation, worked example, extra examples and examination advice from your study guide.
Module 1 · Informative
Purpose, evidence, structure, summaries and reports
Module 2 · Literary
Inference, plot, theme, devices and short stories
Module 3 · Persuasive
Argument, bias, rhetoric, register and editing
Practice library
15 mini-examinations (five per module, 50 marks each), 30 extended-writing prompts, and 60 topic-specific questions (five marks each).
Type your work, hear instructions read aloud, review a writing checklist and export your answers. Work is stored on this device in this browser, not sent to your teacher automatically.
Study Guide · 15 Lessons
Select a topic and read the full explanations and examples. The audio uses the device's installed voice.
15 Mini-Examinations
Five original mini-exams per module. Each is worth 50 marks; suggested timing is 65–75 minutes. Read the stimulus and answer all five questions, including the summary and extended response.
30 Extended-Writing Tasks
Ten original prompts per module. Plan, draft and edit; use the writing checklist to evaluate your response.
60 Additional Topic Questions
Four questions per topic, each worth five marks. Suggested marking focus: knowledge (2), explanation/evidence (2), clear Standard English (1).
Your Writing Portfolio
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How to check an extended response
- Answer the exact question, purpose and audience.
- Make relevant, supported points rather than inventing facts.
- Use coherent paragraphs and effective transitions.
- Choose register and vocabulary for the task.
- Edit grammar, punctuation, spelling and sentence boundaries.
Summaries: preserve key ideas in approximately 50 words where required, and avoid opinions or unnecessary examples.