Tonya is working on writing her cover letter and feels challenged, as she wants to show her positive energy and excellent people skills while remaining professional. She has recently been writing several letters to family members and knows that she must adjust her writing to match her audience.

When writing for different audiences, it is important to adjust your writing. How should your writing differ if you were writing to a team of professionals versus patients?

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Cannon Dillon

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26 March, 22:05

Tonya is working on writing her cover letter and feels challenged, as she wants to show her positive energy and excellent people skills while remaining professional. She has recently been writing several letters to family members and knows that she must adjust her writing to match her audience.

When writing for different audiences, it is important to adjust your writing. How should your writing differ if you were writing to a team of professionals versus patients?

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Stella · Answer 1

You should change it to their understanding level.

Ex:

"The dog fetched the stick." To a normal person. And

"The canine collected the alpenstock and carried it back to it's master."