Writing for Audience & Purpose
Adapting tone, diction, and structure to suit audience and purpose
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Learn to make deliberate rhetorical choices: adapting tone, register, and formality for different audiences, selecting evidence appropriate to your purpose, establishing your own credibility as a writer, and crafting introductions that address the rhetorical situation.
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