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TO INCITE ACTION

In buisness text, the writer shares information so that the readers will act or not act in a certain way.

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TO ELICIT RESPONSES

Buisness writing may also gather responses that may be needed to improve the operations of a buisness.

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IT HAS A STRICT FORMAT

By being knowledgeable of the appropriate format to use, you can demonstrate your professionalism.

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IT HAS OBJECTIVE

Remember that business writing is objective, but it can make use of any point of view as long as it is appropriate.

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IT IS FORMAL

It does not use figurative language or idiomatic expressions.

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MEMORANDUM

commonly referred to as “memo.”

Aims to inform or convey messages to concerned people or departments. May also persuade its readers to take action.

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RESUME

A short document that shows a person's educational and professional background.

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LETTER OF REQUEST

Aims to convince a person in authority or in charge to grant permission for an action to be done or accomplished.

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CIRCULAR LETTER

A letter written to a large number of readers at a time.

Sent to company employees or customers to inform them of important news.

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COVER LETTER

A letter that explains the contents of an accompanying document.

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MINUTES OF THE MEETING

A record that states what was discussed or what happened during a meeting.

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HUMANITIES

A collective term for the arts, languages, and philosophies.

Involves literature, music, film, and history.

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PURPOSES OF HUMANITIES

To mediate objects of human culture for its audience.

To convince or persuade.

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CRITIQUE

Contains a writer's opinion of the quality of any piece of writing or work of art.

Contains an in-depth analysis of a work or theory.

Written by experts.

May analyze works technically, scientifically, or academically.

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REVIEW

Written by reviewers who are not considered experts.

Not considered as reliable Critiques.

Does not entail much analysis. Contains gen info.

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CITATION

The quoting of a passage, book, or author as evidence or justification of an argument.

Acknowledges other authors’ or scholars’ work.

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CITATION GUIDES

Carefully crafted formats that are used to acknowledge sources of information.

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IN-TEXT CITATIONS

Are also called parenthetical citation.

When a writer uses a phrase or paragraph from another source, places the information inside the parenthesis.

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SHOR QUOTATIONS

Usually fewer than 40 words.

Either paraphrased or enclosed in quotation marks.

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APA FORMAT

Begin with the author’s last name followed by the year of publication of the work.

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MLA FORMAT

Follows an author-page structure.

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LONG QUOTATIONS

Contains at least 40 words.

Also called a BLOCK QUOTATION.

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REFERENCE LIST

Usually found at the last section os a published material where the sources of information are completely cited.

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NARRATIVE

Tells a story. It gives an account of an incident or reports a series of events.

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DESCRIPTION

Provides information on what a person, an object, a place, or a situation is like.

Appeals to the reader's senses.