Writing concise and developed comparisons of non-fiction texts
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I can write concise and developed comparisons of writers' attitudes.
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A key characteristic of concise writing is specific and precise word choices.
Adjectives can be used to add detail to your writing.
Repetition should be avoided unless it is intentional and for a deliberate effect.
Developed writing tracks the movement and change of ideas and feelings.
A useful way to think of developing an answer is in terms of establish, build and end.
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