Everyday Writing e-bog

Why read this book? This book walks you through the thirteen types of writing you may need to do at some time in your everyday living. A thank-you note, instructions, directions, business letter, or even a letter to the editor or social media. No matter where your experiences lead, you will have these skills. 1. Write instructions2. Write directions3. Write summaries4. Skim written material5. Write social letters6. Write business letters7. Write announcements8. Write point of view9. Write descriptions10. Write character sketches11. Write dialogues12. Write news articles13. Write editorialsThe thirteen steps explored in this book explain the process by examples, exercises, and reproducibles. These lessons will show you how to master this skill. It can be used both inside and outside the classroom by students and independent learners. The clear explanatory material is followed by reproducible activities that will help bring writing mastery. An answer key is included. This book is volume 2 of the Mastering Language Arts series. Volume 1, Writing Good Stories, and volume three, Mastering Punctuation, and Writing Good Sentences, volume four are companion books in the series. This unique approach will help beginner writers, as well as writers who want to work on specific writing skills. This book is written by an award-winning instructor who has taught how to master many types of writing over the course of thirty years. She has published twenty-three books, fifteen professional articles, been a state conference speaker, columnist, consultant, instructional review columnist and has served as a national judge for instructional media. And she is the holder of the Texty Award, given nationally for excellence in instructional writing. She was one of three in her category, and that series has been in print for twenty-three years, used in classrooms across the nation. Linda G. Turrell has ten instructional books in two languages in 311 libraries worldwide.