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Conversational:
Be aware of who your "target audience/reader" will be. Make your writing sound conversational. Take care to avoid sounding stuffy, stiff, or uncomfortable. This doesn't mean you should use slang or inappropriate language; it means you should try to connect with the reader in the same conversational style that you would if you were in the same room with him/her having a conversation. Be careful not to use technical terms or jargon that will confuse the reader. If there is any doubt as to whether or not your reader will understand a term, define it. If there are numerous terms, use a glossary at the end of the document. Visualize your reader as you write. This will help keep your writing conversational. |
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©Division of Business,
Economics & Mathematics, WVUP, 2011.
Updated
06/05/2012 .
Division Chair:
Steve.Morgan@mail.wvu.edu ;Business Division Office:
Lauriel.Edwards@mail.wvu.edu
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