Traits of Writing
The structural architecture of your essay ensures an orderly, engaging lead, smooth transitions, and a satisfying conclusion.
Organization
The reason for writing
Purpose
A fact expressed in numbers
Statistic
Unity, clarity, coherence
Ideas
It follows the rules of logic
Valid Argument
Evaluates the rhythm, structural variation, cadence, and auditory flow of phrases within paragraphs when read aloud.
Sentence fluency
The main idea of the essay in a single sentence
Thesis
The explanation of a truth
Reason
Emphasis, precise words, smoothness
Style
The categorical syllogism pattern
A-B/C-A/C-B
Represents the core message, clarity of the thesis statement, and the depth of supporting details used to back it up.
Ideas
The points and subpoints are in this.
Otline
A brief personal account
Incident/anecdote
Correct fragments, comma splices, fused sentences
Sentence structure
Every valid argument is true.
False
Use of standard English
Conventions
It determines tone, style, and content.
Audience
A statement that can be proved
Fact
Agreement issues
Usage
The writer's syle and personality
Voice