Unit 8

Writing:                                                          BIOGRAPHY

 

“Famous people make history, so we need to know how they managed to do so”.

Write a biography about a famous national or international scientist, sportsman, actor, artist, etc. These elements are supposed to be found in a biography:

Dates ,places of birth and death / Education Career / aims / achievements/Beliefs /            personality     / Reasons for fame

 

The Structure:

 

Introduction: …………………………………..

Paragraph one: When and where was he/she born and die?

    How did his/her education and milieu influence his/her outlook on life

Paragraph Two: What did this person do in his/her professional life?

  What were this person’s plans in life?   What did this person achieve?

Paragraph Three: What did this person believe in?

   What sort of person was he/she?

  Why do people still remember him or her?

Conclusion:………………………………………………………..

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