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Communication
Andi Asmawati, S.Pd., M.Pd.
When do you
read in your
life?
When do
you write in
your life?
Forms of Written Communication
Letter, telegram, fax, Email, instant Essay, book, novel, Memo, brochure, Report, essay,
postcard message (IM), chat, journal flyer, bulletin, leaflet, document, manual
internet website pamphlet
“Written
Communication”
General writing is
General writing aims personal & subjective
General writing: General writing:
to amuse and inspire style; highly
imaginative; creative extravagant & General words.
the readers. writing. pompous words.
Technical writing:
Technical writing aims Technical writing is Technical writing: Specific words.
to impart information, objective & Simple but
instruction, impersonal style;
effective.
explanation, etc. based on facts;
accurate & precise.
Effective Written Communication
Completeness Correctness
All information needed is provided. Relevant and precise information.
Consideration
Consideration Clarity
Clarity
Anticipate the reader’s reaction. Should not be vague, confusing, and
ambiguous.
Courtesy Conciseness
Tone of politeness and respect. To the point.
Writing in English
Vocabulary Structure
Vocabulary can make your writing The four basic types of sentence
more powerful and effective and structures are the simple sentence,
help you write what in your mind is. the compound sentence, the
PRACTICE complex sentence, and the
compound-complex sentence. The
& most common word order in English
PRACTICE sentences is Subject-Verb-Object
(SVO).
Punctuation
Punctuation is the tool that allows us
to organize our thoughts and make it
easier to review and share our ideas.
Tenses
The standard English punctuation is
as follows: period, comma, There are three main tenses: past,
apostrophe, quotation, question, present, and future. In English,
exclamation, brackets, braces, each of these tenses can take four
parenthesis, dash, hyphen, ellipsis, main aspects: simple, perfect,
colon, semicolon. continuous (also known as
progressive), and perfect continuous.
Reading Writing
Reading Writing
Reading is a process Written Communication
involving word recognition, involves expressing yourself
comprehension, and fluency. clearly, using language with
Reading is a receptive action precision; constructing a
which is one of the four basic logical argument; note taking,
skills of communicating in a editing and summarizing; and
language. writing reports.
Types of Writing
Descriptive
Narrative
Persuasive
Expository
Types of Writing