Except for an isolated error, all sentences are grammatically complete. The writer's uses of words, phrases, and clauses to establish sentence patterns consistently fails to clarify relationships among ideas. Style Style is the writer's voice as a communicator. Since the purpose of most writing is to establish a link between the writer and the reader, such characteristics as appropriate tone, conciseness, and precision are desirable stylistic elements. The writer's control of language consistently reflects a confident or authoritative central voice.
Word choice is consistently concise and precise, and the overall tone is consistently appropriate.
The writing clearly shows stylistic talent. The writer's control of language generally reflects a confident or authoritative central voice. Word choice is generally concise and precise, and the tone may be inappropriate in some instances. The writing exhibits some success at style. A central voice is evident, though inconsistent in minor ways.