It is important to know how to identify the specific audience you, the writer, desires to reach. Like now, I am writing to myself (known audience) my professor (known audience) and to possibly other people who may come across this blog and read it, (unknown audience). So, if I want to relay my objective, or my point to the possible readers I must acclaim a general understanding of what the readers may read from their perspective.
When I want to tell my dad about my team practice, the other day, he would know what I would be talking about. My dad would know much more information then an (unknown)audience would even if I only told him: " At practice we ran longer than usual and afterwards I went to the store to get a drink"
To a general audience I would need to be more specific if I wanted to fully express what I want the reader to know. I would say something like this:
"At my college soccer team practice yesterday, the team of about twenty ran for two miles longer than our regular five mile run. Since I was so thirsty, I went to Starbucks and got a cappucino."
In essence, it is important to understand your own personal objective, or purpose to writing to someone and know the specific audience about to read it.
Wednesday, January 24, 2007
el premier
This is the first blog. I like the concept of this and I hope I will continue to enjoy writing in this.
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