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Role

Audience

Format

Topic

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A Guide to Better Writing

Role:

Who are you pretending to be as you write. From whose perspective are you writing?

Him or herself?

Him or herself?

Famous person?

Famous person?

Teacher?

Teacher?Person from history?

Person from history?

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Audience:

Who are you writing for? Who is going to read this?

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Format

What type of assignment are you writing: a journal entry, letter to the editor, critical essay, short story?

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Topic:

What are you writing about--who or what will be at the center of your writing?


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