English Language Writing Skills

By Danso Kwasi Nti Samuel (DAS). Study the complete course source, examine every model and practise alongside Professor Jarvis.

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Incorporating Quotes and Soundbites

ü Relevance: Include quotes from relevant and credible sources to support your story.

ü Brevity: Keep quotes short and impactful, focusing on the most important points.

   Let us check the examples below.

                                 Climate Change Impact

Context: Reporting on the impact of climate change on coastal cities.

Relevance: "Dr. Jane Smith, a leading climate scientist at the University of Oxford,

emphasized the urgency of the situation, stating, 'We are approaching a tipping point where

the damage will be beyond repair.'"

Brevity: "As Dr. Smith warned, 'The damage could soon be beyond repair if we don't act

now.'"

                                      Public Health Crisis

Context: Covering a public health crisis, such as a new disease outbreak.

Relevance: "Dr. Maria Gonzalez from the World Health Organization urged caution,

saying, 'We need to act quickly to prevent this from becoming a global pandemic.'"

Brevity: "'We must act quickly,' warned Dr. Maria Gonzalez of the WHO."

Visual and Audio Aids

 Visuals: Use visuals such as images, charts, or videos to enhance the story. Ensure they

are clear, relevant, and add value.

 Audio: If applicable, incorporate soundbites, music, or ambient sounds to make the

presentation more engaging.