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    Strategy:: Intermediate Writing

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    This document discusses strategies for intermediate writing, including prewriting. It recommends freewriting to generate ideas without editing, then narrowing the topic by focusing on a specific aspect if possible. Writers should consider their audience and purpose by creating a profile of the audience and keeping the purpose in mind. Details should be gathered to back up points, with related information grouped together.

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    Strategy:: Intermediate Writing

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    This document discusses strategies for intermediate writing, including prewriting. It recommends freewriting to generate ideas without editing, then narrowing the topic by focusing on a specific aspect if possible. Writers should consider their audience and purpose by creating a profile of the audience and keeping the purpose in mind. Details should be gathered to back up points, with related information grouped together.

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    This document discusses strategies for intermediate writing, including prewriting. It recommends freewriting to generate ideas without editing, then narrowing the topic by focusing on a specific aspect if possible. Writers should consider their audience and purpose by creating a profile of the audience and keeping the purpose in mind. Details should be gathered to back up points, with related information grouped together.

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    This document discusses strategies for intermediate writing, including prewriting. It recommends freewriting to generate ideas without editing, then narrowing the topic by focusing on a specific aspect if possible. Writers should consider their audience and purpose by creating a profile of the audience and keeping the purpose in mind. Details should be gathered to back up points, with related information grouped together.

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    Intermediate writing

    Pr-ewriting
    A. Choosing topic
    Strategy :
     Freewriting
    Freewriting is a process of generating a lot of information by writing non-stop for a
    predetermined amount of time. It allows you to focus on a specific topic, but forces you to write
    so quickly that you are unable to edit any of your ideas.

    B. Narrowing topic
    Strategy :
     Specific aspect
    Most issues or concepts can be sub devided into narrower issues or concepts. If you can’t
    subdivided your topic. Then, most of the time, your topic is as narrow as it can get. In addition,
    it’s probably better suited to a short or small project than a long or substantial.

    C. Considering audience and Purpose


     Considering audience
    Sample strategy : create audience profile
    The person or the people who will read your work :
    -Consider age, interest, level of knowledge of topic
    -Use appropriate language
     Considering purpose
    Purpose what you want your writing accomplish.
    -keep your purpose in mind as you decide what details to includes, which to leave out, and what
    type of language to use.
    D. Gathering details
     Back up the points you make with examples, facts, details.
    -Take time to do details before writing.
     Group relate information
    -Gather details, shortinto related groups, word or pharase that names of describes each group.

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