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Style

is a writer’s way of writing, a manner by which he expresses his thoughts and feelings in language.

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Keep the Main Idea on Top

This is the key principle in writing so that your sentences are easy to understand. Place the sentence’s main idea, the subject, first.

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Use Normal Word Order

The normal word order in English is subject-verb-object. This order makes it easier to read as it reveals the topic first and structures the idea.

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Use Active Voice

voice emphasizes the performer of the function and not the receiver

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Active Voice

the subject performs the action

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Passive Voice

the subject receives the action

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Use Parallelism

Use similar structures for similar elements

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Repeat for Emphasis

Repeat key words for emphasis so that the reader has better recall. Read the following example.

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Avoid Wordiness

Generally, concise expressions are more effective than verbosity. Eliminate all repetitions, subordinate clauses etc.

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Avoid Redundancy

are words that say the same content.

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Choose a Tone

Now you can prepare clear, effective documents. Your documents are easy to read. However, we are assuming that the writer and reader are equal and unemotional

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Use Positive Words and Verbs

A sure way to involve your audience is to sprinkle positive words and positive verbs throughout your text.

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Tune to the Audience

-       the key for effectiveness of your document with the reader.

Remember the following points:

-       Not all your readers will understand acronyms and abbreviations.

-       Readers need glossaries.

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  Accessibility

It means capable of being reached, used or seen, understood or appreciated, and easy to deal with.

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Accuracy

When we say that a document is accurate, it means that it is definite and precise.

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  Clarity

Your information should be arranged in the smallest possible space

Also, you must find a proper balance where your document can be brief enough and manageable but still presents enough information.

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Correctness

-Appropriate grammatical and technical rules.

- The info (data) you present is accurate and up-to-date.

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descriptiveness

The report is very detailed and informative

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Objectivity

-Spirit of balance and fairness is important.

- Shouldn’t be influenced by personal feelings, opinions, prejudice, or interpretation.

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Thoroughness

means that you have examined or researched all the details of your written report and seen that it is complete and clear.

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definition

as a way of giving or explaining the meaning of an abstract term or concept.

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finire

to limit

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de

from

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A Simple Definition

is commonly used in technical writing whether formally or informally

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Informal

called a parenthetical definition or an in-text definition. It is an incomplete definition, has a brief and particularly adapted for us in the text, and lacks emphasis.

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Formal

  Artistotelian and one-sentence logical definition.

-       First, mention the term or species, name the genus, group or class where such term belongs: and third give the differentia, its difference from other members belonging to the class.

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Extended, Expanded, or Amplified Definitions

go beyond the semantic level. Expands into a paragraph-length definition using around 3 to 10 sentences

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Etymology or Word Deviation

the origin of the term based on the country that first introduced the term to the world.

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Historical Definition

stresses the historical development of the term. Mentioned in this definition are the people, place, and dates that played significant roles in the existence of the word.

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Negation or Elimination

aspects, elements, or properties of the term of concepts that contribute to the existence of such a term, telling what a thing is not.

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Operating Principles

is the process involved in the production or creation of a thing

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Comparison and Contrast

pointing out how such a thing or concept is similar or different from other concepts.

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Use of Examples

how this concept applies to another concept or how one uses it in a certain situation.

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Operational Definition

you explain the indispensable function or use of this thing in the process, project, or activity.

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Partition

divides complex topics into multiple categories.

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Illustration or Visuals

provides a graphical representation of a topic.

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Description

explains the appearance of a thing, by describing its shape, size, material, etc.