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    Talento, Ashlee A.

    GAS 11
    Quarter 3 LAS 2: Reading and Writing

    Activity 1 Let's Practice!

    1. Know your Audience

    Informal: It's incredibly surprising to realize how low people can go just to make tons of money.

    Formal: It is incredibly surprising to realize how low people can go just to get rich.

    2. Check Vocabulary and Cliché

    Cliché: Stop speaking against the government. You are just banging your head against a brick wall.

    Simple Vocabulary:

    3. Wordiness, Redundancy and Highfalutin Language

    While there is a desire to convet endangered animals, transform them into domestic beasts, and all that
    jazz, it must be more central to our aims to preserve these wild beings.

    Rewrite:
    While there is a desire to convet endangered animals, transform them into domestic ones and the like, it
    must be our goal to preserve wild beings.

    4. Less "There" and "It"

    There are four species of pangolins found in Asia. It is of utmost importance to save these endangered
    species.

    Rewrite:
    The four species of pangolins found in Asia and the most important is to save these endangered species.

    5. Consistent Point of View

    The researchers are still developing the Covid-19 vaccine. We are hoping that the government will be
    patient and continue to support us.

    Rewrite:

    6. Avoid Language Bias


    A government leader should not be someone that can be easily sway with money and power. He should
    have compassion for his people.

    Rewrite:
    A government leader should not be someone that can be easily sway with money and power. They
    should have compassion for their people.

    Activity 2 Let's Do It!

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    to be honest
    as soon as you can
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    2.
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    IV. EVALUATION

    Language is a way through which we communicate with others around us. For a effective
    communication to take place it is extremely necessary for you to use proper language. You have to be
    fluent and efficient in any language you use. If we don't use a proper language to communicate with
    others, then for whatever purpose we are communicating won't be complete.

    Inappropriate usage of language will alienate your audience. It doesn't matter what language you are
    communicating in, if you want a fruitful conversation then you have to use proper language and for that
    you should know the language and sentence formations as well.

    When writing, it is very important to use language that fits your audience and matches purpose.
    Because inappropriate language uses can damage your credibility, undermine your argument, or
    alienate your audience. You do not want inappropriate word choice to get in the way of your message.

    "Appropriateness is the extent to which an utterance is perceived as suitable for a particular purpose
    and a particular audience in a particular social context." Every writing or oral situation requires you to
    make a judgment regarding the level of formality you want to use.

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