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COMPOSITION II, Student: Beatriz Adriana Solórzano Tejada - Coggle Diagram

- - - - It refers to or identifying the text of writing, the structure of the piece of writing. The organizational structure of a written needs to follow a clear pattern.
    - - Refers to the vocabulary that we use in our writing. Example, we do not use the same words to communicate with a teacher as we use to communicate with a friend.
    - - Basically, it is the content. Refers to the main topic to be covered in the writing.
    - - This trait describes the smoothness that sentences contribute to a writing. The fluid writing is rhythmic and moves forward because his sentences are easy to read and understand.
    - - Refers to how profecional, how formal we sound while speaking, our feeling when speaking.
    - - It is a way to see if our writing is effective.This trait focuses on the correctness of a writing in terms of spelling, grammar, punctuation, and other rules.
- - - - types of graphic organizers
        
        Time-lime
        
        Mind maps
        
        Cluster diagrams
        
        Diagrams
        
        Venn diagrams
        
        etc.
- - - - can be:
        
        Introducction, body and conclusion.
- - - - .
        
        Expository essays
        
        Personal narratives
        
        Persuasive essays
        
        Emails
        
        Stories/Plays/Poems
        
        Social media post
        
        Business
        
        Text messages
        
        Research papers
- - - - If we are the writer, whoever reads our writing will be the one with whom we will be sharing our knowledge, points of view or a different perspective on a specific topic.
      - If we are the readers, someone else is filling the role of writer and he/she is sharing their knowledge with us. For example, an article on psychology. We read it and are filled with that person's knowledge.
- - - - Role
        
        What possition should I assume? Can be a student, doctor, parent, teacher, etc.
      - Audience
        
        Who is the intended reader? Who might be interested in this? Basically, the person who is going to read our writing.
      - Type
        
        What form should my writing take? Can be an essay, blog, post, text message, whatsapp message, etc.
      - Purpose
        
        What/why am I writing for? Some purposes for writing can be; to analyze, argue, compare, contrast, define, etc.
      - Subject
        
        What specific topic does the writing assignment address? Basically, the topic, theme or idea of our writing.