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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

Are all lists considered as point form?

Hi, When do we know we have to list something in point form and when not?

1. Here is a list of other issues yoiu might want to consider teaching students:

false starts

turn-taking

agreeing and disageeing

asking questions for clarification

Does listing of issues need to align the structural contents? I think not.

2. Try to find stories that have:

predictability

strong plot

vivid images

Does this qualifies as something that needs to be listed in point form?
  

Top answer

Hi, It's really your choice as to when to use it. However, here are a few comments. Point form is used to emphasize clarity, impact and easy understanding.

— Clive

  • Hi, It's really your choice as to when to use it.
  • However, here are a few comments.
  • Point form is used to emphasize clarity, impact and easy understanding.
  • It's often used in business reports, for example, and in visual aids used in oral presentations, and always in resumes.
  • However, it should not be used in formal writing, such as college essays.
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Hi,

It's really your choice as to when to use it. However, here are a few comments.

Point form is used to emphasize clarity, impact and easy understanding.

It's often used in business reports, for example, and in visual aids used in oral presentations, and always in resumes.

However, it should not be used in formal writing, such as college essays.
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