Answer:
The questions that Jim should be asking himself is "Who are my readers", "how can I get the attention of my readers" and "what do I want my readers to know".
Explanation:
Jim should know the type of audience is writing to so he can adjust his tone, word usage and organization of his writing. For example, if your audience is going to be young kids, you do not want to use big wording and long paragraphs.
Jim should start his writing with an attention grabber so that the readers be interested in reading his story. Then he will want to continue to have their attention throughout.
Jim should have a clear point of what he is writing so that his audience isn't confused by the end of his writing. He wants to have them leaving with a message or something learned.
Because he isc one of the best in the world
I think you need to elaborate. :)
Answer and Explanation:
This is an example of individualized writing, because it allows each student to write based on their own perception about the proposed subject. This stimulates logical thinking, as well as the reflection of each student on the information they have in an individualized way, that is, depending only on their own opinion and on their own conception of arguments. In addition, the teacher, allows each student to evaluate the text of the other, analyzing inconsistencies and information they deem incorrect, further stimulating individual reasoning.
Hi!
The correct option is C.
A sentence exhibits a parallel structure when a same pattern of words is employed to convey a series of action (in our case).
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