Writing a Compelling Letter: Revising Paragraph Order

This video tutorial teaches how to write a compelling letter by revising paragraph order. It reviews the writing process, highlights common mistakes in revising, and provides a structured approach to reorder paragraphs. The tutorial includes an example of reordering paragraphs to build a stronger argument, emphasizing the importance of ending with the most compelling reason. The lesson concludes with a review of the steps to ensure a well-structured and persuasive letter.

What is the primary focus of the lesson on writing a compelling letter?

• Editing for grammar

• Revising paragraph order

• Writing a conclusion

• Generating new ideas

What is a common mistake writers make during the revision process?

• Adding too much evidence

• Using complex vocabulary

• Ignoring paragraph order

• Writing too many drafts

What is the first step in the three-step process for reordering paragraphs?

• Rewriting the introduction

• Rereading the paragraphs

• Adding more evidence

• Writing a new draft

In the example provided, which paragraph was identified as the most compelling?

• Paragraph A

• Paragraph B

• The closing paragraph

• Paragraph C

What structure should be followed when revising paragraph order for a compelling argument?

• Compelling, most compelling, more compelling

• Most compelling, more compelling, compelling

• Compelling, more compelling, most compelling

• More compelling, most compelling, compelling