Errors in spelling, punctuation and capitalization may be disproportionate to the length and complexity of the pieces and may interfere with the novice writer's ability to communicate. Writing at the apprentice level includes simplistic sentence structure and language use. In addition, sentences may at times be awkward and language may be imprecise. Errors in spelling, punctuation and capitalization my occur, but they do not interfere with the apprentice writer's ability to communicate. Ideas are developed in depth and supported by elaborated and relevant details.
Proficient writing demonstrates logical and coherent organization.
Sentence structure is controlled and varied, and language is consistently acceptable and effective. Errors in spelling, punctuation and capitalization are few relative to the length and complexity of the proficient writer's work. The distinguished writer demonstrates clear control over spelling, punctuation, and capitalization. To see a page select it then Click go. If you have any problems with this let me know.