Lesson 7 of 8 · Grammar
Balance grammar range and control
Use sentence variety that serves the idea, then repair small errors without abandoning the answer.
1
Start with a controlled sentence
A clear simple sentence can establish the main point. Add a dependent clause or comparison when it expresses a real relationship.
2
Vary structure for meaning
Use because for cause, although for contrast and if for conditions. Complexity is useful when it connects ideas accurately, not when it merely makes a sentence longer.
3
Notice repeat errors
After practice, choose one recurring feature such as verb endings or articles. A focused second attempt is more manageable than trying to correct every grammar point at once.
Next-attempt checklist
- Give every clause a clear subject and verb.
- Choose links for meaning.
- Target one repeat error in the next attempt.
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Spoken rehearsal
Explain one benefit and one limitation of living near a station using because and although.
- Main view
- Cause clause
- Contrast clause
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