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Faisalkhan Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

What does the word ""free of personality" mean?

I was asked to write an article; the instruction was the article would be "free of personality." What does it mean? The topic was how to make your bed.


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g. not containing colourful or creative use of language.

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It means that the article should be purely informative and factual, e.g. not containing colourful or creative use of language.

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faisalkhan What does it mean?

It does not contain words that reflect your feelings, emotions or attitude toward the task.

e.g.

I joyfully get out of bed each morning and enthusiastically pay attention to leaving my bedroom neat and tidy,

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