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Writing Good Articles for Publication

This document provides guidance on how to write a good article in 3 sentences or less. It defines an article as a piece of writing intended for a large audience through publication in newspapers, magazines or journals. Good articles should have a short, catchy title and opening sentence to grab readers' attention. The content should introduce the topic in the first paragraph, provide more details and examples in subsequent paragraphs, and restate the main ideas and offer reflection in the concluding paragraph.

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Writing Good Articles for Publication

This document provides guidance on how to write a good article in 3 sentences or less. It defines an article as a piece of writing intended for a large audience through publication in newspapers, magazines or journals. Good articles should have a short, catchy title and opening sentence to grab readers' attention. The content should introduce the topic in the first paragraph, provide more details and examples in subsequent paragraphs, and restate the main ideas and offer reflection in the concluding paragraph.

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HOW

HOW TO
TO WRITE
WRITE

GOOD
GOOD ARTICLES
ARTICLES

Saint Viator School - Ninth grade (9º)


October 5th, 2021
WHAT
WHAT IS
IS AN
AN

ARTICLE?
ARTICLE?

An article is a piece of writing written for a


large audience. The main goal behind writing an
article is that it should be published in either
newspapers or magazines or journals so as to
make some difference to the world.

It may be the topics of interest of the writer or it


may be related to some current issues. The topic


can either be serious or not-so-serious.
The same goes for its tone and language.
TIME
TIME TO
TO READ
READ

TAKE
TAKE 8
8 MINUTES
MINUTES TO
TO

READ
READ YOUR
YOUR ARTICLE
ARTICLE
The title (short and catchy)
The author's name (by...)

First sentence (catchy)


First paragraph (presentation of the topic)


Second paragraph (development and "quotation")


Other paragraphs (more details and examples)
Concluding paragraph (restate the main ideas and reflect)

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