Understanding the nature of texts is essential for effective reading and writing. A well-written text has organization, coherence, and cohesion. It follows guidelines related to unity of ideas, language use, capitalization, grammar, punctuation, and spelling. The properties of voice, tone, and word choice can make a text more academic/professional or personal/informal.
Understanding the nature of texts is essential for effective reading and writing. A well-written text has organization, coherence, and cohesion. It follows guidelines related to unity of ideas, language use, capitalization, grammar, punctuation, and spelling. The properties of voice, tone, and word choice can make a text more academic/professional or personal/informal.
Understanding the nature of texts is essential for effective reading and writing. A well-written text has organization, coherence, and cohesion. It follows guidelines related to unity of ideas, language use, capitalization, grammar, punctuation, and spelling. The properties of voice, tone, and word choice can make a text more academic/professional or personal/informal.
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READING AND WRITING
GRADE 11 Colegio De San Jose Why is understanding of the nature of texts considered an essential part of effective reading and writing? GUIDELINES Unity and Logical arrangements of ideas The appropriateness of your language use The correctness of your capitalization Grammar Punctuations spelling Properties of a Well-written Text
1. Organization 2. Coherence and Cohesion VOICE TONE WORDS
Academic/Professional • Objective • Few personal pronouns
(Formal) • Authoritative • Without contractions • Courteous • Technical terms • Nominalizations (i.e., use of nouns from verbs, e.g., analysis from analyze, conclusion from conclude)
• First person pronouns
• With contractions Personal • Subjective • Familiar expressions (e.g., (Informal) • Conversational (e.g., well, of course)