Prcis Writing for Beginners
Prcis Writing for Beginners
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RuLK VI 1 1. — In making a precis of a number of letters DO NOT PROCEED LETTER BY LET- TER. Get the gist of the whole story; then pick out the important points and arrange them in the order in which the events happened. Several letters or telegrams may be combined in one paragraph, if they are on the same topic, but the topics must be kept separate.
Rule IX. — Never omit the principal DATES AND TIMES.
PRECIS WRITING 63 No. 15— The Hut-Tax Correspondence between the Admini^. Trator of British Bo...ne^oland, the Commissioner of the M'Gobi District, and the Colonial Secretary.
I. To Mr. Commissioner Philips: — From Government House, Bongoland.
J^ine I.
There has been a serious falling off in the income from your district, for which it is diflicult to account. Vou will therefore kindly increase the Hut-tax to the extent of 2 pounds of rubber and 10 brass rods per hut. Kindly acquaint me when this has been done.
O. F. Administrator.
2. To the Administrator: — From ComxMISSIOner's Hut, M'Gobi District.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
RuLK VI 1 1. — In making a precis of a number of letters DO NOT PROCEED LETTER BY LET- TER. Get the gist of the whole story; then pick out the important points and arrange them in the order in which the events happened. Several letters or telegrams may be combined in one paragraph, if they are on the same topic, but the topics must be kept separate.
Rule IX. — Never omit the principal DATES AND TIMES.
PRECIS WRITING 63 No. 15— The Hut-Tax Correspondence between the Admini^. Trator of British Bo...ne^oland, the Commissioner of the M'Gobi District, and the Colonial Secretary.
I. To Mr. Commissioner Philips: — From Government House, Bongoland.
J^ine I.
There has been a serious falling off in the income from your district, for which it is diflicult to account. Vou will therefore kindly increase the Hut-tax to the extent of 2 pounds of rubber and 10 brass rods per hut. Kindly acquaint me when this has been done.
O. F. Administrator.
2. To the Administrator: — From ComxMISSIOner's Hut, M'Gobi District.
What to read after Prcis Writing for Beginners?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Guy Noel Pocock to read onlineMoreLess
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