Module 10 Worksheet: Concision & Flow
A short worksheet to consolidate Module 10.
Notice
- Complete each item, then check your answer underneath.
Rule
Mixed review: cutting redundancy, varying sentence length, and cohesion.
Practice
- 1) Simplify: “The past history of the region is well documented.”
Answer: “The history of the region is well documented.” - 2) Why might a writer follow a long sentence with a short one?
Answer: To create emphasis and give the reader a moment to breathe after a dense idea. - 3) What is a topic sentence?
Answer: The sentence, usually first in a paragraph, that tells the reader what the paragraph is about. - 4) Simplify: “It is absolutely essential that each and every form is completed.”
Answer: “It is essential that every form is completed.” - 5) What does good pronoun reference (like “this” or “these”) achieve in a paragraph?
Answer: It connects ideas across sentences without repeating full phrases, keeping the writing cohesive.
Connect
Practise editing for concision and flow with Error Correction.
CEFR: C2
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