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In sentences grab the readers attention by beginning with the current status and then fill in with the background. |
1Example: Today we reaches our production goal! It’s taken several months to increase market share by expanding our area. |
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A fact is something that can be verified. |
2Example: 2.7 million animals are adopted each year from animal shelters. |
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Statements with positive wording is most likely to be accurate. |
Statements with positive wording are more likely to be accurate. |
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The use of I in a sentence does not validate the statement. |
The use of I in a sentence doesn’t validate the statement. |
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Avoid “slang” language in sentences. |
Avoid “slang” language in sentences. |
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Passive verbs can make writing seem unclear and uninteresting. In active voice, the subject of the sentence does the action. |
6Example: Dozens of students blame faculty for the high price of text books. |
