EXPOSITORY PARAGRAPHS

Definition: It can be defined as paragraphs in which the author objectively informs the reader about a specific subject focusing on factual information.  This type of paragraph is usually presented in an organized format and often written from a third-person point of view.

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Based on the statement:

"Writing in a daily basis is the most effective way to improve a writing skill.” ~Henry Carvajal

     Writing is a such relevant way of communication nowadays. Most people only think of communication as primarily speaking and listening. Recent studies consider that writing is the most structuralized and ideal bridge for effective human interaction. “You are what you write”  says Natalie Canavor,  author of Business Business Writing in the Digital Age. So, it would not be an exaggeration to say that good writing skills are the bedrock of good communication these days, and definitely there is no doubt that better grammar is largely a matter of practice. Good writers write everytime and everywhere. Good writers are inmerse in literature, spend long periods converging in good puntuaction, parts of speech, nominalizations, artfully arrangements, experimenting, exercising. Ernest Hemingway, one of the greatest worldwide writers, used to spend many hours in the morning writing essays, and short tests. Hence, more time writing, better writing skills and ensure better impressions of you.  Even more if your job and career involves writing. In this way, according to the National Association of Colleges and Employers, 73.4% of employers not only prefer candidates with high leadership skills but powerful and cleaver written communication skills. Other authors as Jason Fried, founder of Inc. Columnist claim that“If you are trying to decide among a few people to fill a position, hire the best writer. His or her writing skills will pay off” In other words, good grammar writing signifies  deep critical thinking skills, credibility and intellectuallity in which all of them are part of an integral communication.  In brief, it is not enough to know how to read or listen to people, if you characterize yourself as a caring, flexible and tolerant person or if you consider yourself smarter than everyone around you. Therefore, knowing how to write and write well is worth much more today and becoming an excellent writer requires great moments of analytical reading, serious, careful and demanding. So writing is one of the powerful reasons that make us live today in a totally competitive and narrow world as long as we  the art of writing is harvested day after day with discipline, education, training and motivation and becomes an element to compete, to innovate, to create, to solve conflicts, and especially, to become social leaders in our homes, companies and institutions to which we all belong. 

Written by: Claudia Sumoza Alfaro