Relevance of Arguments. However, opinions aren t presented as facts. Writers have chosen their arguments, evidence, information, and so forth with the reader in mind, but may not have anticipated audience response. Style Word Choice. Words are lively, interesting, and concrete but chosen with somewhat less attention to exact meaning and emotional appeal.
Word choice is appropriate to writer s purpose.
Writers vary sentence length and type with occasional repetitive structures or other lapses in control. Reasons, examples, information and anecdotes are appropriate and provide adequate depth, but some areas need elaboration . Relevance of Arguments . Sometimes opinions appear as facts. These writers seem to assume that their readers will find them credible.