When we read essays and speeches, we need to be aware of why the text was written as well as its message. The "why" is called Question 7 options:

1) author's purpose. 2) the Reason. 3) writing to inform.

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Antwan Velez

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24 July, 15:42

When we read essays and speeches, we need to be aware of why the text was written as well as its message. The "why" is called Question 7 options:

1) author's purpose. 2) the Reason. 3) writing to inform.

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Joaquin Carrillo · Answer 1

The why the text was written is 2) the reason the author has to develop it.

Reilly Hahn · Answer 2

The correct answer is A.

Explanation:

The reason why the text is written and the author's intenson when writting it are called "author's purpose".

Every essay and speech is driven by the concrete purpose its writter or speaker has for it. Whether it seeks to convince or to inform, the purpose has to be clear for it to be successfully done.

When we read essays and speeches, we need to be aware of why the text was written as well as its message. The "why" is called Question 7 options:1) author's purpose. 2) the Reason. 3) writing to inform.

When we read essays and speeches, we need to be aware of why the text was written as well as its message. The "why" is called Question 7 options:

1) author's purpose. 2) the Reason. 3) writing to inform.