GCSE Secondary English Age 13-17 - Writing: Viewpoint Part 1 - Explained

The video tutorial explains the concept of viewpoint in writing, covering both fiction and nonfiction perspectives. It discusses how to identify and use viewpoints effectively to engage readers. The tutorial also provides guidelines on using formal and informal language, determining audience and purpose, and choosing the appropriate narrative perspective. In fiction, viewpoints can be first, second, or third person, while nonfiction typically uses third person unless it's a letter or speech. The video emphasizes the importance of matching viewpoint to writing form and purpose.

What are the purposes of writing that can dictate the choice of viewpoint?

What is the difference between a balanced and a biased viewpoint in nonfiction writing?

How can a writer influence the reader's perspective through vocabulary choices?