Things to Remember About Writing Writing- be sure all sentences in a paragraph tell about one main idea.
- use sequence words like (before, then, next, etc. ) to tell the order of events.
- add -er or -est, more or most to adjectives to compare things.
- use exact details to make a description clearer.
- use facts to make your writing more infromative. Use opinions to tell how you feel.
- organize cause and effect paragraphs by stating a cause and then describing effects.
- know your purpose before you begin to write.
Revising - use words that are exact to make your sentences clearer.
- combine short sentences to make your paragraphs smoother.
- vary your sentence lenghts; use some short sentences and some longer ones.
- use only one point of view at a time.
Proof Reading Check to see that you - used capital letters correctly
- punctuated sentences correctly
- used correct verb forms
- used correct plural forms
- said exactly what you want to say
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