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...The Case against Quickspeak | Summary of the reading This article is about the short form that people are using recently in email and daily life. The author thinks people who use quickspeak is not respect to the author The author thinks quickspeak cannot guarantee the readers could translate the message accurately. People who use quickspeak do not respect readers very well. At the end of the essay the author thinks quickspeak makes people become careless and disorganized about what they are writing. Structure of reading * Attention getter thx fr yr rply. Ill call mtg fr tues@9 ok?;-)” * Thesis * I want my message to be clearly understood, I want to send messages that are thoughtful and complete, and I want to present a positive image to my readers. Supporting detail Unable to Translate Message Accurately * I know there will be a meeting on Tuesday at 9:00. * About what? * Which Week? * Am or pm? * Where is the meeting? * Who will be present? * What documents am I expected to bring? Email must be clear and concise * Briefly explains the purpose of your message. * Outline how you are going to develop that message. * Reinforce you message. * Re-read your message. * Details: dates, reference numbers, times, with the right information in their briefcase. People Who Write in Quickspeak Ignore the Reason for Correct Writing * In contrast, quickspeak, which * can be bashed out in no time, * reflects no planning, * little coherent...
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