Question

Identify areas of vagueness and ambiguity and discuss how you might clarify the e-mail message using the writing principles addressed in the text. Below



Hi class,

I don’t have a lot of time to explain but off the top of my head answer is as a reader critical thinking affects me all ways. Not just reading but writing too. Sometimes what I read I must write about later like this discussion question so clearly I have to read. Clear writing is the hardest thing in the world.

Though I don’t the average writer has to write business rapports which can build report and be interpersonal. In critical writing, writers construct sentences with clear intentions.

Businesspeople write fast because the business people I know are always in a hurry.

Business reading is reports, memos and articles. My aunt is a university professor and she writes articles for journals. She is smart and a better writer than my uncle who is a businessman. So critical writers are better than business writers. But critical writing like argumentative essays have structure, so business writing has structure too. It’s not a matter of one kind of writing being harder than the other it’s that the structure is harder.

Thanks,
Owen

Answer 1

<b>I am putting all the vague and ambiguous parts in italics below. How can you make each section more detailed and less amorphous?</b>

<i>I don’t have a lot of time to explain but off the top of my head answer is as a reader critical thinking affects me all ways. Not just reading but writing too.

Sometimes what I read I must write about later like this discussion question so clearly I have to read. Clear writing is the hardest thing in the world.

Though I don’t the average writer has to write business rapports which can build report and be interpersonal. In critical writing, writers construct sentences with clear intentions.</i>
<b>I think you have mixed up the words "rapport" and "report" in this section.</b>

<i>Businesspeople write fast because the business people I know are always in a hurry.

Business reading is reports, memos and articles. My aunt is a university professor and she writes articles for journals. She is smart and a better writer than my uncle who is a businessman.

So critical writers are better than business writers. But critical writing like argumentative essays have structure, so business writing has structure too.

It’s not a matter of one kind of writing being harder than the other it’s that the structure is harder.</i>

<b>There are many ideas in this website -- http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/composition/composition.htm -- that will help you, especially the following:

http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/composition/examples.htm

http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/paragraphs.htm

And you'll find more specific writing and grammar topics in here:
http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/index2.htm

And remember to use a dictionary and a thesaurus to make sure you are using the right words in the right places.

http://www.answers.com

http://www.thesaurus.com</b>