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4: What Are You Writing, to Whom, and How?

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4: What Are You Writing, to Whom, and How?

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4.1: Expository Essays
4.2: Narration
4.3: Illustration
4.4: Description
4.5: Classification
4.6: Process Analysis
4.7: Definition
4.8: Comparison and Contrast
4.9: Cause and Effect
4.10: Purpose, Audience, Tone, and Content

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- 3.4: Effective Means for Writing a Paragraph (Part 2)
- 4.1: Expository Essays

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