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Writing key terms

TermDefinition
prewriting collecting ideas
draft write out the topic in paragragph form w/ organized strategy
review read draft in different orders check errors
revise tighten the syntax of the sentences add details p
publish digital and print forms ; how it gets to your audience
topic subject matter/ focus of the writing
audience person or group the writing is intended for
purpose exposition,persuasion,narration=the agenda
form business like letter or essay
diction word choice and style for a particular purpose
syntax the way in which the last sentence is structured
fluency the way individual words and phrases sound together
style the arrgangement of sentences phrases words and punctuation for a particular purpose in writing
voice the diction and syntax a writer chooses to represent his or her toughts
proswe essay,narrative,persuasive writing using traditional paragraph
verse structure writing in stanze formation traditionally done in poetry
formal intended to be evaluated by someone or read by someone expecting academic or business like argument
informal not intended to be evaluated sometimes or read by others
conversational intended to follow the audience
connotation the implied meaning or intension of a term
denotation the literal or primary meaning of a word
opinion a view or judgement formal about something not necessarily based on facts
fact a thing that is known to be indispetable , it has occurred
Created by: T.Green
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