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Which type of writing includes hard facts and news worthiness?
What is a key feature of a Blog?
In a Letter, what is typically included after the greeting?
What does an Opinion Column often lack compared to a Blog?
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Which type of writing might include a direct call to action?
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Study Notes
Blog/Opinion Column
- Typically includes a title, intro, body, and conclusion
- Key features include personal experience, topicality, and the use of voice and example
Opinion Column
- Involves hard facts and logos to support opinions
- Includes a call to action and sometimes humor (e.g., a joke)
- Structured with a direct opening, concise argument, references, and a call to action
Letter Writing
- Typically includes an address and date
- Begins with a greeting that addresses a specific audience
- Shares a personal experience or opinion with a specific purpose
Comparative Features
- A blog often shares experiences, data, and numbers with a wider audience
- An opinion column typically presents a direct, concise argument with references
- A letter is often a personal and intimate way to share an opinion or experience with one person
- Both blog and opinion column may use idiomatic expressions, complex grammatical structures, and nuance to engage their audience
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Description
Learn about the key features and structures of blogs, letters, and opinion columns. Explore how each format differs in terms of content, style, and purpose.
