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The arrangenment of ideas in such a way that the reader can easily follow from one point to the next |
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Paying close attention to people, places, things, and events to collect details for later use. |
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Changing a piece of writting to improve it in style or content |
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A sense of oneness; writing in which each sentence helps to develop the main idea. |
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The order in which deatails are placed or arranged in a piece of writting |
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Those people who read what you have written |
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The position or angle from which a story is told |
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The central idea in a piece of writing (lengthy writings may have several themes) a term used to discribe a short essay |
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Collecting ideas by thinking freely and openly about all the possibilities used most often in groups |
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Writing wich tells a storyor recounts an event |
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Personal writing which covers an event in the writter's life |
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Thinking or writing which includes personal feelings, atitudes, and opinions |
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Writing which paints a color picture of a person,place,thing, or idea using concentrate,vivid details |
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is effect for narrating personal,summarizing step, and explaining events |
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is useful for many types of descriptions. it helps provide unity by arranging details left to right,right to left,top to bottom,edge to corner,from the distant to the near,and so on |
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is a method of arrangement in which you first state a general idea and follow with specific reasons,examples,facts,and details to support the general idea |
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is a method of arrangement in which you present specific details follow by a general statement or conclusion which can be drawn from the specific information provided |
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