AS 91659 · 3 credits · External
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You need to write an informative piece in Te Reo Māori that clearly explains your ideas on a chosen topic. Your writing must be well-organized with ideas that build on each other, use appropriate language features to match your purpose, and follow proper writing conventions like paragraphing and grammar.
What to do, grades and common mistakes
- ·Choose a topic and develop clear ideas about it that you can explain to readers
- ·Organize your ideas in a logical order that makes sense and helps readers follow your message
- ·Use language features (like personification, connectives, or comparisons) that suit the purpose of informing readers
- ·Use correct grammar, punctuation, paragraph structure, and other writing conventions properly
- ·Write enough to fully express your ideas—enough for a reader to understand what you're saying
You explain your ideas clearly, organize them logically so readers can follow them, and use writing conventions that mostly match an informative piece.
You develop your ideas more carefully with supporting detail, choose language features that strengthen how you express your ideas, and use all the writing conventions correctly to help your reader understand.