Writing to inform

To inform means to give facts to another person.

If you were informing someone about a job, you should:

• Use straightforward language to convey essential information. For example, what is involved in the job?
• Give the readers a bit more information. For example, what is interesting about the job and what you enjoy about it?
• Remember you are giving information. Imagine that someone asked about your job because they are thinking they might like a similar one.

GAPS

Genre - could be giving instructions, recipes, directions, manuals, science experiment

Audience - could be anyone

Purpose - to inform - giving unbiased information which…