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For more complex instructions with many steps, you might also want to break them down into sections. In a recipe for an especially elaborate cake, for instance, you could group instructions under headings for different parts (e.g., one set of instructions for the main cake, then separate sections for the filling and icing).
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Betainvestigate → investigation. provide → provision. Using these nouns can result in overly wordy and confusing sentences: Complex: An investigation was conducted, and the conclusion was reached that they were guilty. Plain English: We investigated and concluded that they were guilty. 2. Use Imperatives. Using more direct language such as imperatives (i.e., commands) can also make your ...
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BetaIt sounds too simple to be true, but it’s so much easier to spot mistakes on paper than on a computer screen (especially if you have written the document yourself). Seeing your work on paper gives you the ‘fresh eyes’ of a proofreader, helping you to spot all the little mistakes and inconsistencies that can make your work look ...
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BetaIf students haven’t yet learned to construct good sentences, that’s where instruction should start—no matter what age they are or grade level they’re in. That’s true for several reasons. First, if writing is hard, then writing at length only makes it harder. Beginning at the sentence level is a way to modulate cognitive load.
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BetaWelcome To Proofed Writing Tips. Our team of experts posts daily about spelling, grammar, punctuation, word choice, referencing, and more to help you better understand the English language and improve your writing skills. Use the search field to find a post on a specific topic or browse our recent posts below.
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BetaBut how can you ensure this? We have five tips to help you write clear instructions: Write an introduction explaining what the instructions will cover. Break down the task into clear, logical steps. Use the imperative mood when writing up your instructions for clarity. Write instructions using simple, easy-to-understand language.
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Betabadly written instructions. What follows in this chapter may not be a fool-proof, goof-proof guide to writing instructions, but it will show you what professionals consider the best techniques. Ultimately, good instruction writing requires: Clear, concise writing A thorough understanding of the procedure in all its technical detail
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BetaThis type of writing guides the reader through the process of completing a task, such as a user manual or standard operating procedure. It provides step-by-step instruction and should be straightforward and organized. Informational Informational writing conveys information about a specific topic, such as white papers or financial statements.
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BetaWe could also write this list with commas instead of semicolons. Over the weekend, I have. Taken the dog for a walk by the river, Attended a dance class with Yvonne, and; Made a spaghetti carbonara. These are perfectly acceptable, and some style guides suggest writing lists like this. However, most people now leave out the extra punctuation.
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Beta2 Decimal outline. A decimal outline is like the GPS of organization, mapping out ideas with a clear, number-based system (think 1.0, 1.1, 1.1.1). It’s precise, structured, and ultra-organized, giving your writing a logical flow that’s easy to expand or refine.
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