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Journalistic Writing
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Module 2
Word Choice and Precision
1
Choosing Vivid Words
Distinguish between general and specific word choices and select the more vivid option.
2
Boost Your Writing: Stronger Verbs
Replace vague or weak verbs (e.g., 'is,' 'has') with precise, powerful action verbs.
3
Crafting Vivid Descriptions: Engaging the Senses
Use concrete, sensory language to make descriptions more engaging and memorable.
4
Choosing the Best Word: Connotation, Register, and Context
Select appropriate synonyms by considering connotation, register, and context.
5
Sharpen Your Entertainment Writing: Ditch the Clichés and Jargon
Identify and avoid clichés and jargon commonly found in entertainment journalism.
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Foundations of Clear and Concise Prose
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