It speeds up the storytelling process by reducing planning time

It limits creative input by assigning fixed roles

It fosters teamwork and allows sharing of diverse perspectives

Students can avoid taking responsibility for individual work

To indicate a strong obligation or necessity.

To suggest a hypothetical possibility.

To express a past obligation.

To highlight an optional action.

Formal emails do not require a subject line, while informal emails do.

Formal emails include a detailed signature and closing, while informal emails may use just a first name.

Informal emails include a full signature, while formal emails only need a first name.

There is no difference in the structure of formal and informal emails.

By giving them the same tasks as advanced learners without modifications.

By focusing only on grammar drills.

By limiting their exposure to challenging writing tasks.

By providing extensive scaffolding tools like word banks and sentence starters.