Informal Writing Examples

Analyzing my different pieces of writing has given me insight to the kind of writer I am and how I convey my message to my audience. I will analyze three different examples of writings that I have done in the past; formal, semi-formal, and informal writings. The informal writing is an email I wrote to a new friend in England. The semi-formal writing was given to me in a communications class and was a response to a prompt by the teacher. The formal writing is an essay from an English class in high school about two assigned readings. I hope to go into more depth while analyzing my writings about my how my tone differs from different genre to genre. I will analyze how, as a writer, I try to bring emotion to my writings for my audience. I will …show more content…
While researching my own writing I discovered very quickly that I have developed a sort of pattern in my writing. I have a very bad habit of procrastination. My writing starts out very good. My writing is determined, I know my ideas, and vocabulary and tone are good. But then as the writing goes on, the vocabulary and grammar start to get worse. Ideas are less potent. And arguments are less persuasive. In other words, in my writings, as the writing goes on, it gets worse. A very strong example of this comes from high school English …show more content…
Black boy follows Richard, an intelligent but misunderstood child. He deals with many hardships as a child. His family is constantly in poverty… He moves a lot, which prevents him from making any close relationship until a grown age.”

(END)’BLack boy is ment for a more older Audience.the black comunity would also like reading black boy. for they same readon they would read Warriors Dont Cry. I really liked the detaul he put in his storys. They were so discriptuve with out being unessaryly long that you could really get a sense of what was happening to this boy. Though i wouldnt recomend Black boy to a younger