Writing With Ease: Writing Strategies Creative Writing Word Lists
By: Usha Pandit
Contributor(s): PANDIT (Usha)Material type: 
TextLanguage: English Publisher: Mindsprings Publishing LLP 2020Description: xiv,351 p. PB 27.8x20 cmISBN: 9789354063367Subject(s): English UsageDDC classification: 428 Summary: Writing with Ease - Writing Skills, Creative Writing In English (Revised Edition) is a unique reference book for writing that every person should have.
Learn how to write descriptions, stories, poems, essays, articles, reports, letters, book reviews, speeches, summaries, arguments, and so on. It has an invaluable list of words & synonyms so that you are never short of excellent, powerful vocabulary.
You can teach yourself appreciation of Poetry, language of Shakespeare, Latin expressions, Greek allusions and borrowed foreign words.
The revised edition, offers more ideation techniques and analysing icons. Better Vocabulary list, more forms of writing, analysis of unseen poetry, 5 paragraph essays, reflective essays, types of formal letters, CV writing, articles and blogs.
Helps you ace school & college tests and exams, and write foreign university applications .
SECTION A: THE DYNAMICS OF WRITING
This section gives you an overview of why we write - the purpose, audience, language, forms of writing, genres,their inter-weaving and their interplay. It takes you through sequencing, paragraphing, and shows you how you can develop and organise a piece of writing.
SECTION B : GENRES OF WRITING
Contains information on the major genres of writing namely the Narrative, Descriptive, Imaginative, Reporting, Discussion, Argumentative, Persuasive, Explanation & Procedural.
SECTION C : Poetry, Literature, Drama
In this section we deal with Poetry, Drama & a host of literary forms that show the writer's intention or purpose, like irony, satire, parody, caricature, spoof etc.
SECTION D: WORD FORMATION
Chapter 16: BECOMING A BETTER WRITER
The final chapter is about becoming a better writer - the dos and don'ts. A bank of ideas is available to the reluctant writer.
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Writing with Ease - Writing Skills, Creative Writing In English (Revised Edition) is a unique reference book for writing that every person should have.
Learn how to write descriptions, stories, poems, essays, articles, reports, letters, book reviews, speeches, summaries, arguments, and so on. It has an invaluable list of words & synonyms so that you are never short of excellent, powerful vocabulary.
You can teach yourself appreciation of Poetry, language of Shakespeare, Latin expressions, Greek allusions and borrowed foreign words.
The revised edition, offers more ideation techniques and analysing icons. Better Vocabulary list, more forms of writing, analysis of unseen poetry, 5 paragraph essays, reflective essays, types of formal letters, CV writing, articles and blogs.
Helps you ace school & college tests and exams, and write foreign university applications .
SECTION A: THE DYNAMICS OF WRITING
This section gives you an overview of why we write - the purpose, audience, language, forms of writing, genres,their inter-weaving and their interplay. It takes you through sequencing, paragraphing, and shows you how you can develop and organise a piece of writing.
SECTION B : GENRES OF WRITING
Contains information on the major genres of writing namely the Narrative, Descriptive, Imaginative, Reporting, Discussion, Argumentative, Persuasive, Explanation & Procedural.
SECTION C : Poetry, Literature, Drama
In this section we deal with Poetry, Drama & a host of literary forms that show the writer's intention or purpose, like irony, satire, parody, caricature, spoof etc.
SECTION D: WORD FORMATION
Chapter 16: BECOMING A BETTER WRITER
The final chapter is about becoming a better writer - the dos and don'ts. A bank of ideas is available to the reluctant writer.
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