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The teaching sequence is intended to help learners (1) in writing short answers. It consists of three stages: (2) , the practice stage and the production stage. In the presentation stage, the language teacher first (3) of short-answer writing and (4) . The teacher also asks learners what they think makes a good "short answer": (5) would they look for and why Then the teacher presents a (6) with a brief list of things that (7) in a good short answer. During the opening stage of the presentation, the teacher can (8) , on the hoard, points that learners make, and the teacher should (9) to the prepared handout. Some teachers may prefer to use (10) instead of the handout. During following (11) , the language teacher should prepare a handout that contains three or four question items from a recent test or from" (12) , several selected answers for each question item taken from students’ work, with a list of points to look for when marking, and (13) , and information needed to answer each item. The marking scheme should be simple and it should (14) points to look for. Learners in the class may be (15) of four or five and they need to compare marks and try to (16) . When an item has been finished by all groups, the (17) are compared. The teacher may also tell groups how the answers are marked by the examiners. In the last (18) , learners will need three or four short-answer question items for each written assignment. The language teacher may set four or five assignments of this kind during the course or for (19) . The language teacher may find the job of marking such written assignments (20) .