Writing Style Tips

KARLA KRISTEL F. MONIO- MMPA

 MOTHER TERESA

“I’m a little pencil in the hand of a writing

God, who is sending a love letter to the
world.”
What does Writing Style Mean?

• Writing style means writing to a specific audience or with a particular

purpose in mind. A person’s writing style is how the narrative of the
writing appears to the readers, including:
• Change of words
• Syntactical structure
• Parsing prose
• Adding diction
• Tone or mood
• Organizing characters of thought into usable
• frameworks
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Narrative Descriptive
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TYPES OF WRITING STYLES

Expository Writing

• An expository writing style is used for delivering facts and

information rather than storytelling.
• The expository writing style is subject-oriented. The author uses
this type of writing style to tell the audience about a specific
subject or topic. Usually, the author does not include their own
opinion about the subject or topic.
Descriptive Writing

With the descriptive writing style, the author describes in detail

• An event
• A character
• A place
• A thing
This type of writing style can be illustrative and poetic. Descriptive
writing also uses many sensory details to provide the audience with
an experience while they are reading, rather than just giving
information.
Persuasive Writing

Persuasive writing is a type of writing in which the author

tries to give the audience their point of view of a specific
topic by reasoning and justification for their beliefs. The
main goal of the persuasive writing style is to persuade
and convince the audience to agree with the author.
Narrative Writing

The narrative writing style is a style of writing where the author

is narrating the story. Narratives tend to include characters,
convicts, and detailed settings.
8 Tips for Your Writing Style
To be a better writer, you need to know how to be direct and clear, while
also putting your own stamp on your writing. Follow these eight writing tips
for improving your style:

1. Be direct in your writing.

2. Choose your words wisely.
3. Short sentences are more powerful than long sentences.
4. Write short paragraphs.
5. Always use the active voice.
6. Review and edit your work.
7. Use a natural, conversational tone.
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