I want to describe the feeling and taste that it brings to me when my grandma make spaghetti
This feeling is very joyful and the taste is never forgetting
Descriptive Writing
What is Descriptive Writing?
•Writing that reports the testimony of your senses
•Invited readers to hear, see, smell and touch the subject that you describe.
•Two purposes:
•Objective Description- describe so your readers understand; lacks emotion. Examples: instructions, a book report, driving directions, the parts of a car
•Subjective Description- Uses emotion and bias
•Good description can make all kinds of writing (comparing/analyzing, argument) meaningful and impactful.
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How Do I Write Descriptively?
Before You Write, Consider:
•Subject:
•What do you want to describe to your Audience? Should be something important to you.
•Audience:
•Who are you writing to? What do they know? What don’t they know?
•Purpose:
•What do I want my audience to learn about my subject? What impression do I want them to be left with? Think of this as your thesis.
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Before You Write, Consider:
•Organization: Do this with everything!
•How will you order your writing? From what point of view will you give the description? (This should be consistent)
