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Write to the Point

 
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Write to the Point
by Dianna Booher
Publication Date: 01/12/2011
Pages: 48 pages
ISBN 9781935124061
eISBN 9781935124528

List of provided tips:

TIP 1:    Leave “Once Upon a Time” to the Novelists
TIP 2:    Consider Your Audience for the Proper Approach
TIP 3:    Rank Readers by Importance
TIP 4:    Anticipate Special Reader Reactions
TIP 5:    Write for the Same Skeptics Who Watch Network News
TIP 6:    Outline Your Message Functionally
TIP 7:    Develop Your First Draft Quickly
TIP 8:    Manage a Major Writing Task
TIP 9:    Mull Over Your Project While Doing the Preliminary Work
TIP 10:  Keep Notes
TIP 11:  Set Aside Blocks of Time to Write
TIP 12:  Allow a Cool-Off Period and Then Reread
TIP 13:  Focus on the Reader’s Interest Up Front
TIP 14:  Make Sure Elaboration Matches Intended Emphasis
TIP 15:  Check Accuracy and Completeness
TIP 16:  Consider Using Quotations to Add Authority
TIP 17:  Avoid Vagueness; Quantify When You Can
TIP 18:  Interpret Facts
TIP 19:  Identify Subjective Statements as Such
TIP 20:  Use Numbers, Statistics, and Symbols with Care
TIP 21:  Eliminate Repetitious Details, But Retain First-Choice Words
TIP 22:  Paragraph by Idea and Eye Appeal
TIP 23:  Use Easy-to-Skim Lists Where Appropriate
TIP 24:  Add Informative Headings, Adequate Spacing, Effects
TIP 25:  Decide Whether a Chart or Graphic Will Help or Hinder
TIP 26:  Think Before You Write
TIP 27:  Prefer Concrete Words and Phrases
TIP 28:  Throw Away Your Thesaurus
TIP 29:  Know When to Use and to Avoid Jargon
TIP 30:  Use Short Sentences to Grab Attention
TIP 31:  Eliminate Redundancies
TIP 32:  Consider Your Writing Style
TIP 33:  Write As You Would Talk––Well, Sort Of
TIP 34:  Vary Sentence Pattern and Length
TIP 35:  Revise Weak Verbs
TIP 36:  Prefer Active-Voice Verbs
TIP 37:  Use Passive Voice Only for a Good Reason
TIP 38:  Don’t Let Troublesome Adverbs Take You to Court
TIP 39:  Watch Out for the Dangling “Which”
TIP 40:  Use Parallel Structure
TIP 41:  Punctuate Precisely
TIP 42:  Use Clear Transitions
TIP 43:  Use Clear References
TIP 44:  Proofread with a Purposeful Plan



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