TEF Canada Writing
TEF Canada Writing Section A: How to Continue the Article
A practical method for continuing the short article in TEF Canada Writing Section A.
Section A gives you 25 minutes to write the continuation of an article, with a minimum of 80 words. Think like a writer continuing a situation, not like a student summarising the prompt.
Three things to preserve
- Context: keep the same people, place and situation.
- Logic: make the new events follow naturally.
- Development: add information rather than repeating what was already given.
A simple structure
Use a clear sequence: new event → reaction → explanation/detail → consequence. You can add dialogue when it fits, but you do not need it.
Before submitting
Check verb tense consistency, agreements, articles and whether your final sentence actually closes the continuation.
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