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Clear dominant impression The narrative’s significance is clearly revealed in the opening, middle, and ending Excellent use of paragraph structure Anecdotes reveal the subjects’ character …
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concepts and authors may occasionally be present but should not be a dominant impression. The quality of writing, referencing and presentation should be acceptable. Within this range a …
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c. Creates a dominant impression: the outcome of effective description Thus, descriptive language attempts to create a verbal equivalent of the material world or the emotional world by providing …
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9: DESCRIPTION - CREATING A DOMINANT IMPRESSION
c. Creates a dominant impression: the outcome of effective description Thus, descriptive language attempts to create a verbal equivalent of the material world or the emotional world by providing …
