Professional Documents
Culture Documents
The Writing Process WR
The Writing Process WR
The Writing Process WR
Revising
Editing
Publishing
I. Prewriting
3. Is it specific?
Determine Your Audience
Accurate information
Serious or frivolous/humorous?
Intimate or detached?
Determine Point-of-View
Point-of-view is the perspective
from which you write an essay.
There are 3 points-of-view:
First person—”I, we”
Second person—”you”
Third person—”he, she, they”
Future tense
Explore Your Topic
Pre-writing Techniques:
Brainstorming/Listing
Freewriting
Clustering/Mapping
Questioning
Discussing
Outlining
Make a Plan
Order
Structure
Thesis Statement
Using an opposite
Asking a question
Write Your Body Paragraphs
Each body paragraph should
develop one of the specific
points mentioned in the thesis.
Each BP should contain:
Topic Sentence—main idea of BP
Primary Support—examples
Secondary Support—details
Body Paragraphs: Topic Sentence
Writing is communication—if
you have written something, you
must have intended for
someone to read it, even if that
person is only yourself.
When you publish a document,
you are releasing it to the public
for others to read.
Publishing