Books in the English Prompts series

A debate for every week of the yearThis collection of 52 writing prompts with space to respond is perfect for writing argument essays or coming up with debate topics. Each writing prompt is a debatable statement for students to agree or disagree with. For example:The most important reason to go to university is to gain knowledge so you can get a better job.In a democracy, people should be required to vote by law.When people succeed, it is because of hard work. Luck has nothing to do with successIt''s better to get good at one thing than learn to do lots of different things.There''s a wide range of topics, of the sort often found in standardized tests like the TOEFL/TOEIC, the IELTS, or English class exams. This writing journal was designed for ESL and EFL students studying the opinion or argumentative essay in English class. But it''s perfect for debate club, or even as a way of keeping your mind flexible.

A collection of 52 writing prompts for short fictional stories, one for every day of the week.These make great writing journals for creative writing class, ESL or EFL courses, or for personal use. Tell me a story about: A genie that grants wishes by taking things away from other people A mirror that lets you see what is happening anywhere in the world but only for 60 seconds A magic book that writes down everything you say and do, no matter how good or bad. A computer program that can instantly teach you one skill.Guiding questions help with the brainstorming process and an introduction discusses story structure and the writing process. There's even a sample outline to use.Get inspired. Get creative. Write on.