Planning and writing the section about Harriet Tubman's early life
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I can use my research and understanding of Harriet Tubman’s early life to plan and write a section of a biography.
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In the sections, writers share detailed, specific information about an aspect of the person's life with the reader.
Section paragraphs include a topic sentence, specific information and a linking sentence.
When planning, we should record ideas in concise, bullet-pointed notes.
When writing, we should use a plan and success criteria to guide us.
Text cohesion is achieved through use of subject-specific vocabulary, fronted adverbials and relative complex sentences.
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