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How we write depends on the message we want to send to someone.

(Format, relationship, and how we want them to feel).

Friend

1. A friend, informing them of a new relationship

2. A relationship, comfortable, familiar language

3. Bringing it up not out of the gate but through connecting the dots through a conversation

4. Format for this writing will be short phrases or sentences. Going back and forth to get our message across.

5. Simple information about what our plans are or little social conversations. Quick and easy interactions to get your point across.

Parent

1. Bring up relationships with the parents to get their response.

2. Bring up in a way the parents will believe it’s a good relationship

3. Introduce them in a calm and careful manner, maybe through simple conversation or bringing them up over a family based activity like dinner or something you are all familiar with

4. Figure out what is most comfortable for you

Professor:

1. An authoritative figure/professor

2. A respectful, professional relationship, this would call for more formal language and format

3. That it is the best decision for the person sharing the news, and that it won’t affect your performance in their particular class

4. The formatting i would choose for this would be something like an email, not paragraph format but more than a few sentences

5. I'm not sure why anyone would share this with their professor, but maybe to give them a more detailed look into your life outside of the classroom

6. Have empathy, ask yourself if certain details are necessary to share or not.

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After reading over Chapter 6, I discovered that genres can take the form of many different bodies of text. With the thank you note reference I began to make use of my prediction skills in structured reading that we learned about last week, from here I imagined what else in my life and around me could be genre-based and spotted a couple, like a card my parents had written me. I also learned that genres materialize when they are not only recognizable, but also labeled as a “social practice”. These social practices actually vary in order to each person’s perception of them, which I found to be pretty cool.

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