The language is concrete, the point of view is clear, and the points are well expressed
What is "Business Writing"
What is "up"
All the information for a receiver to understand is included.
What is "Complete"?
This sentence has one idea expressed by one subject and one verb.
What is a simple sentence?
Relative pronouns that refer to other nouns or pronouns.
What are "Which" and "That".
What is to "Explain Things" (or) "Smooth Relationships (or) "Convince others of the value of some course of action"
Workplace words/terms that should be avoided in Business Writing
Nouns that can be singular or plural depending on how used in sentence.
What are "Collective Nouns.
This sentence has at least two main ideas or clauses joined together.
What is a compound sentence?
The subject of a sentence is the doer of the action.
What is "Active Voice".
Proper and positive approach to writing
What is "Attitude"
Type of word that implies qualities
What is "Abstract Words"
You use this to cover all the important points.
What is checklist?
A collection of sentences.
What is a Paragraph?
Ensuring your writing is understood.
What is "Read", "Write", "Want to Write", (or) "Feedback" (Only need to say two of the four listed)
What are "Specific Words"
There are 5 W's and 1 H to be complete in writing.
What is Who, What, Where, When, Why and How?
"Billy ran into the schoolyard when the school bus pulled away." Is an example of.
What is a Complex Sentence?
Helps you respect, appreciate and acknowledge others.
What is courtesy (or) what are the principles of courtesy.
Clear, Concise, Complete and Correct
What are the "4C's of communication and writing"
Purpose of writing clear
What is "to be understood" (or) what is "for people to understand what you are saying"
You state the problem or objective clearly at the beginning of your writing.
Way to organize the information in a paragraph other than chronological.
*Multiple answers accepted: What is in order or Importance (or) What is Move from General to Specific (or) What is Move from Simple to Complex (or) What is from Pro to con (or) What is from question to answer.
Used in a non-restrictive clause it neither limits nor narrows meaning, but tells more about an item.
What is "Which".