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The document provides tips for writing articles and creative pieces. It recommends selecting an engaging topic, considering the reader, using an attention-grabbing opening, including interesting setting details, concluding with an effective statement, and editing the piece. Developing ideas involves making observations, reading, asking questions, researching to find answers, and explaining findings with strong arguments. The document also models asking questions about a specific topic to guide further research.
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- 4. *1.Topic *The first step of writing any article is selecting a suitable and catchy topic which can make the readers to read the whole story. *Topic is the part which makes the reader to make a relation of the story and its heading.
- 5. *2. Think about your reader *With creative writing, as with any kind of writing, your reader is your most important consideration. You need to know and understand whom you’re writing for if you’re to do a good job of keeping them interested.
- 6. *3. An attention-grabbing opening *The opening of the story or feature which you are writing should be catchy. Reader will read the piece of writing that can grab their attention and that part is the opening in simple language we used to call it intro.
- 7. *4. Interesting details about setting and location *Another way of keeping your reader interested is to bring your essay to life with details about setting and location, just as creative writers do.
- 8. *5.Conclusion to your arguments *After setting up the details about your topic it is the important part to conclude your story with an affective touch. *This part of your story will be the satisfactory statement, which will make the readers to decide did they enjoyed or not. *By this part of the story the status will be cleared either it is hit or flop.
- 9. *6. Editing *After completing the article, the most important thing is reading it again and again for eliminating the mistakes, and editing the words or phrases that makes the story more powerful.
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- 11. *Developing Ideas *Observations *Reading Books *Reading Newspapers *Putting questions on what you read *Research for finding the answers of those questions. *Explaining your research with authentic arguments.
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- 14. *Read & Questions *Why China needs CPEC? *What is the recent route of trade for China? *What is the problem with that route? *Why China is not using other countries for trade? *Why China choose Pakistan for CPEC? *Why Pakistan is allowing this project?
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