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This document discusses two writing techniques: illustration and process analysis. Illustration uses examples to support generalizations and clarify unfamiliar or abstract points. It involves using relevant, representative, specific and accurate selected examples. Process analysis explains how something works or is done. It is characterized by an explicit thesis, chronological organization, background information, appropriate details and solutions for troubleshooting. Main points for both techniques include not providing too many details and clearly explaining why processes are included.
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- 2. MUHAMMAD WAQAS 0050 AWAIS MANSOOR 0064 MUHAMMAD BASHARAT 0121
- 3. TOPIC NAME ILLUSTRATION. & PROCESS ANALYSIS.
- 4. CONTENT What is meant by illustration? Characteristics of Illustration. Main Points. Process Analysis. Characteristics of Process Analysis. Main Points.
- 5. It is use to examples in order to prove your points.
- 6. Characteristics of illustration To support Generalizations. To clarify a points which is either unfamiliar or difficult and Abstract.
- 7. Main points Use selected Examples. Organize them effectively. Take in consideration purpose of Audience. Examples. 1) They should relevant. 2) Representative. 3) Specific. 4) Accurate.
- 8. How something works . “Or” How something is done.
- 9. Characteristics Uses explicit thesis statement. Organized chronologically. Provides background information . Appropriate details . Solutions for trouble shouts.
- 10. Main points Not mentioning so many details. To make it clear why this process is included. To use word “Process” Or “Procedure”.