Audience: Who are you writing this to?
- Adults: administrators, teachers, business managers, owners, officials, parents, relatives, etc..
- Peers: classmates, small children, friends, other students, etc.
Purpose: What is your reason for writing this?
- to describe a person, action, animal, thought, or thing in detail.
- to narrate a story, fiction or nonfiction such as a mystery, romance, adventure, or folktale.
- to persuade somebody to do, say, eat, act, or think a certain way.
- to explain how something works, is created, or repaired.
- Adults: administrators, teachers, business managers, owners, officials, parents, relatives, etc..
- Peers: classmates, small children, friends, other students, etc.
Purpose: What is your reason for writing this?
- to describe a person, action, animal, thought, or thing in detail.
- to narrate a story, fiction or nonfiction such as a mystery, romance, adventure, or folktale.
- to persuade somebody to do, say, eat, act, or think a certain way.
- to explain how something works, is created, or repaired.
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