WRITING IN ENGLISH

Important Points:

  

I.                    Tthe clarity with which the central idea or point of view is stated and maintained; the coherence of the discussion and the quality of the writer's ideas.

II.                 Organization: the clarity of the writing and the logical sequence of the writer's ideas.

III.               Support and Development: the relevance, depth, and specificity of supporting information.

IV.              Usage: the extent to which the writing shows care and precision in word choice.

V.                 Structure and Conventions: the extent to which the writing is free of errors in syntax, paragraph structure, sentence structure, and mechanics (e.g., spelling, punctuation, capitalization)

VI.              Appropriateness: the extent to which the writer addresses the topic and uses language and style appropriate to the given audience and purpose.