Writing Etiquette
While reading the letters written by Abigail and John Adams, I noticed that they were written differently than if someone from today’s society had written them. They were written well, clearly thought out and pleasantly worded. There may have been an occasional misspelled word; however, despite that, it is obvious that both Adams were highly intelligent. It is a shame that people today do not give the same careful attention to their written communications.
Writing properly has become a lost art. The younger generations have lost the ability to write proficiently. Where Mrs. Adams’s misspellings can be attributed to her lack of formal education, many of today’s youth appear to not understand the importance of using correct
While reading the letters written by Abigail and John Adams, I noticed that they were written differently than if someone from today’s society had written them. They were written well, clearly thought out and pleasantly worded. There may have been an occasional misspelled word; however, despite that, it is obvious that both Adams were highly intelligent. It is a shame that people today do not give the same careful attention to their written communications.
Writing properly has become a lost art. The younger generations have lost the ability to write proficiently. Where Mrs. Adams’s misspellings can be attributed to her lack of formal education, many of today’s youth appear to not understand the importance of using correct