English SA Reviewer Feature Writing

It offers insights about people, places, things, or events that we encounter daily but to which we pay little attention.

• Feature Article

• News Article

• Editorial Writing

• Sports Article

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It must cover the whole idea of your feature article and must catch the attention of your target readers.

• Title

• Byline

• Body

• Introduction

It summarizes your article and helps the reader remember the story.

• Title

• Conclusion

• Body

• Introduction

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It draws the reader in, entice your reader, hook them in. Use drama, emotion, quotations, questions, descriptions.

• Title

• Conclusion

• Body

• Introduction

This shows the author’s name and sometimes his/her affiliation.

• Title

• Byline

• Body

• Introduction

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This is the part where your target readers get what they want to read in your article.

• Title

• Byline

• Body

• Introduction

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Most interesting information that will grab the reader's attention.

• Conclusion

• Nut graph

• Body

• Lead

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A summary of what the story is going to be about.

• Conclusion

• Nut graph

• Body

• Lead

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This is where you put all the critical and pertinent information of your topic.

• Introduction

• Title

• Body

• Conclusion

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These are thought-provoking lead statements to get the attention of the readers.

• Quotations

• Interesting Facts

• Questions

• Definitions

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