| A Military Writer's Handbook | |
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Sentences: Introduction Every writer, however much he or she is gifted with writing skills, can make great improvements in quality of thought and expression by consciously employing some effective methods of structuring a sentence. Indeed, the sentence structures discussed and illustrated here will enable you to express your ideas more concisely, or to put the emphasis on the most important point. Using subordinate and relative clauses, or adding prepositional, infinitive, or participial phrases— and the occasional appositive—can lend admirable sophistication, subtlety, and style to your writing, making it more attractive for the reader, and enabling your thought processes as well. |
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