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CHAPTER 3

CHAPTER 3. Composing Business Messages. Search manually (books, magazines, journals). Access electronically (Internet, databases, compact disks). Go to the source (interviews, surveys, questionnaires, focus groups). Conduct scientific experiments (measure variables using control groups).

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FITNESS REPORT AND EVALUATION WRITING

FITNESS REPORT AND EVALUATION WRITING. PERFORMANCE PREPARATION PERSUASION = PROMOTION CAPT Sean J. Coleman. THIS BRIEFING IS UNCLASSIFIED. THIS SHOULD BE YOUR CAREER GOAL. REASON WE WRITE FITREPS. MARKETING BROCHURES about you from the writer to the promotion board.

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Writing Technical Stuff

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Point of View When you write, you can take any of three approaches, or points of view: first-person, second-person, or

Point of View in Writing and the Active/Passive Voice A dopted from College Writing Skills by John Langan, Purdue OWL , and The Bedford Handbook for Writers by Diana Hacker. Point of View

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Peer Review

Peer Review. First Year Writing Studio Bate 2005. Peer Review helps you. Recognize your strengths for development Identify your weaknesses to avoid repeating mistakes Practice working in groups. Ask permission to write on draft Write notes for discussion Be specific; avoid vagueness

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To Be or Not to Be

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Plain Language Initiative Achieving clear, concise communication

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Using Active and Passive Voice

Using Active and Passive Voice. Would you rather?. Watch Lebron play basketball or some random person sitting in the stands?. Verbs and Voice. Voice is the form a verb takes to indicate whether the subject of the verb performs or receives the action.

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Portfolio 2: Reflection on the editing sessions Any writing exercises done in class

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Active and Passive Voice

Active and Passive Voice. Dr Julia Miller English for Uni www.adelaide.edu.au/english-for-uni. The teaching materials in this PowerPoint presentation have been developed by Dr Julia Miller and are available on the English for Uni website.

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Active and Passive Voice

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Agenda for May 1, 2009

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Active vs . Passive Voice

Active vs . Passive Voice. English 1 Level 2. What is Passive Voice?. In sentences written in passive voice, the subject receives the action expressed in the verb; the subject is acted upon. The agent performing the action may appear in a "by the . . ." phrase or may be omitted.

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The Scientific Abstract and Proposal Summaries

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Effective Communications

Effective Communications. "To lead effectively requires a command of communicative skills. Teaching, writing, briefing, and speaking are unavoidable. Leaders who lack competence in these areas waste their own time and that of their soldiers and superiors. - General William Richardson

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Active and Passive Voice

Active and Passive Voice. VOICE indicates if the subject acts or is being acted upon. ACTIVE VOICE : Kristen wrote the report (the subject, Kristen, acts). PASSIVE VOICE : The report was written by Kristen (the subject, the report, was acted upon). Active and Passive Voice.

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Active and Passive Voice

Active and Passive Voice. VOICE indicates if the subject acts or is being acted upon. ACTIVE VOICE : Kristen wrote the report (the subject, Kristen, acts). PASSIVE VOICE : The report was written by Kristen (the subject, the report, was acted upon). Active and Passive Voice.

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Chapter 2

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