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The following exercise is what I am going to use as an exercise in my Practicum at the Institute of Foreign Languages. I will be teaching Writing Skill (WS 102) to a group of freshmen at Department of English, class E.19 (Academic Year 2012-2013). This exercise is derived from my original article titled "A Kiss Mysterious", which is also posted in this blog.
Exercise
Look
at the following sentences for a paragraph titled “One night in Tokyo”. Number
the sentences in chronological order.
One
Night in Tokyo
A. At
that time, as I remember, it was around 11p.m, and there were not many people
in the street.
B. On
one wonderful winter night, about five months ago, I encountered the most
wonderful experience in my life.
C. My
friends and I were roaming a street of Tokyo. It was so cold outside, so we
wore thick clothes so as to avoid catching a cold.
D. After
fifteen minutes, I arrive at a small house, where I met a young, beautiful,
Japanese girl whose age was around 18 years old.
E. We
were walking chit-chatting happily when suddenly all of my friends disappeared.
F. I
was so shocked that I didn't know what to do besides running as fast as I
possibly could.
G. Then,
she approached me and gave me a glass of water. I drank it happily because I
was thirsty after running for a long distance.
H. When
seeing me, she smiled at me and said hello to me. She was very friendly.
I. After
drinking water, we were talking about this and that for the whole night, and
finally we became friends
J. The
next morning, I decided to go say good bye to her and went back to the hotel. I
told her I would see her again the following year.
Answer: 1. B, 2.C, 3. A, 4. E, 5. F, 6. D, 7. H, 8. G, 9. I, 10. J
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