Bailey.Academic_Writing

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1h begins/tends/seems
1i in/after
1j they
1k easily/well/effectively
1l third/further
1m most
1n since/because/as
1o on
1p why
1q necessary/better/useful/helpful
1r an
1s before
1t their
Writing Test 2
Speaking and Writing
1) When we speak, it is normally to one or
2) a small number of people, who are often well known to us.
3) As we speak, we are able
4) to study our listeners’ faces for expressions which tell
5) us their reaction to what we are saying;
6) for example agreement, or amusement.
7) If their expressions show incomprehension
8) we will probably restate what we are saying.
9) For most people speaking feels like a natural activity,
10) though if they have to make a formal speech
11) they often find the situation stressful.
1) Writing, however, is much more like speaking to
2) an unknown audience.
3) Unless we are writing a letter to a friend