English Writing Paper 3.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? EnglishWriting PaperGCSEWJEC Created by: CMortonLFC1892Created on: 11-01-15 13:37 Article Format - Article Audience - in the question Topic/Tone - in the question Purpose - in the question Lively title to attract the audience Introduction - introduce the topic and keep the audience's attention 3 or 4 main ideas Conclusion - final opinion and engage audience 'Wow' start and end Clear topic sentences Language techniques Structure 1 of 4 Review Format - Review Audience - in the question Topic/Tone - in the question Purpose - in the question Aim to give opinions in a lively, entertaining style Exact tone and formality will depend on publication and audience 3 or 4 main ideas Engage the reader - exciting, lively, some colloquial phrases, humour, statistics Personal response Overview Informal tone/sometimes formal Effect the target audience Light-hearted Easy to read Persuasive language Opinon adjectives and examples Can include first person (I) Use positive and negative vocabulary 2 of 4 Formal Letter Format - Formal Letter Audience - in the question Topic/Tone - in the question Purpose - in the question Can create a personna Be realistic Powerful - detail used should make the content convincing Offer a clear and consistent view point (can discuss counter-arguments) 3 or 4 main ideas Introduction - catch and engage attention (don't use 'I'm writing to...') Conclusion - effective and powerful Formal language and a polite tone Your address and date in the top right hand corner Recipient's name and address below on the left hand side Use 'Dear Sir/Madam' Use 'Yours sincerely' if you know their name Use 'Yours faithfully' if you don't know their name 3 of 4 Informal Letter Format - Informal Letter Audience - in the question Topic/Tone - in the question Purpose - in the question Chatty, friendly tone Less formal language No slang or dialect Show that you know them (anecdotes of past memories) Bring out your relationship with them plus their personality Use the question as a guidance Your own address and date in the top right hand corner Use 'Dear (person's first name)' Use an informal ending ('Write soon!' or 'Take care') 4 of 4
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