Transactional Writing Structures

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  • Created by: OliverCW
  • Created on: 03-06-17 12:01
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  • Writings Structures
    • Articles
      • Engaging catchy title.
      • Introduction engaging the reader and getting them to read on.
      • Clear points about the topic with facts and including what you need to in the article.
      • Conclude with a paragraph putting all the points together.
      • Use subheadings and quotes from professionals (don't have to be real)
    • Leaflets
      • Heading/Title: Slightly informal to catch the readers attention.
      • Subheadings for each topic/ include a list in one of the paragraphs. 3-4 middle paragraphs
      • End with a conclusion going over the things and see what purpose and audience are.
      • Use different writing techniques and use some informal language.
    • Letters
      • Sender address, receiver address, date
      • Start with small explanation to why you are writing the letter.
      • 3 paragraphs of main bit of letter. Formal language and reasons given depending on topic.
      • End with "Yours sincerely" if you have put person's name, or "Yours faithfully" if you have put "Dear Sir/Madam"
      • Use only formal language, no slang or casual language.
    • Reports
      • Clear title giving basic information of the report (who, what)
      • Short introduction backing up the title and giving the reason why you are writing the report.
      • Separate subheadings for each paragraph. 3-4 paragraphs.
      • Conclusion which sums basics of each paragraph and what should happen next.
      • Formal, respectful and polite. No rude language or slang, and be polite.
    • Reviews
      • Title: "Movie Title" Review
      • Basic introduction of what the movie is about
      • Paragraph describing the plot of the movie and what happens throughout.
      • Analysis of the film like good and bad things and what could be improved.
      • Conclusion overall with a star rating.
    • Speeches
      • Very convincing opening to attract audience with rhetorical questions and key points.
      • Argue your point giving arguments and then putting them down.
      • A positive, motivational conclusion which gives the reader something to think about after reading the text.
      • Lot's of techniques and motivational language.

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I really like your blog post on transactional writing structure. It's clear, concise, and easy to follow. I especially appreciate the diagrams, which are very helpful for visualizing the different structures.

One thing I would add is that it's important to be flexible with transactional writing structure. The specific structure you use will depend on the type of transactional writing you are doing and the purpose of your writing. For example, a formal letter of complaint will have a different structure than an informal email to a friend.

I would also recommend that students practice writing different types of transactional texts, such as letters, emails, reports, and proposals. This will help them to develop a better understanding of the different structures that can be used and to become more confident in their transactional writing skills.

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jenniferlopez8255

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I really like your blog post on transactional writing structure. It's clear, concise, and easy to follow. I especially appreciate the diagrams, which are very helpful for visualizing the different structures.

One thing I would add is that it's important to be flexible with transactional writing structure. The specific structure you use will depend on the type of transactional writing you are doing and the purpose of your writing. For example, a formal letter of complaint will have a different structure than an informal email to a friend.

I would also recommend that students practice writing different types of transactional texts, such as letters, emails, reports, and proposals. This will help them to develop a better understanding of the different structures that can be used and to become more confident in their transactional writing skills.

Regards-

Jennifer

Writer at https://sites.google.com/site/bestessaywritingservicereview/

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