Questions
For Revising .
1-] Is my writing clear ?Does it make sense ? 2-] What is my purpose and do I accomplish it ?
3-] Have I chosen the best , most precise words to meet the needs of my audience ? 4-] Do I say enough about my idea ?5-] Have I maintained a consistent focus on my central idea ? 6-] Where can I elaborate , adding details that will make my ideas clearer ?
To revise your draft you should .
1-] put yourself in the place of your audience and read over your draft using the above questions 2-] Have a writing conference . 3-] Make changes to your paper .
Revising
Stage : Writing Unified Paragraphs .
As a writer you want to make sure that each paragraph has a single , clear focus and that the sentences work together . So you check for unity .
Checking For Unity .
A paragraph is unified if all its sentences work together to express one main idea . That main idea is usually expressed in a topic sentence which may appear at the beginning or the end or even in the middle of the paragraph . In revising , decide whether the main idea would be clearer , if you added or revised a topic sentence . Make sure that all the details support the main idea .
Revising
Stage : Creating Sentence Fluency .
A good writer tries to produce a pleasing rhythm or fluency in his sentences. Varying the length and the structure of sentences gives writing this rhythm .
A-] Varying Sentence Structure .
One way to give your writing a pleasing rhythm is to vary your sentence structure . Instead of always beginning with a subject , start some sentences with an adverb , a prepositional phrase , a participial phrase or a subordinate clause .
B-]
Varying Sentence Length .
Good writers avoid monotony . They do not string long sentences together . They avoid choppiness that results rom too many short sentences in a row .
To revise your draft for sentence fluency check 1-] a mixture of long and short sentences . 2-] variety in the order of words and phrases 3-] sentences that can be combined to express ideas more clearly .
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