ENGLISH MODULE 10 K-12
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The three basic points to consider during preliminary stage of writing process is the audience, the topic or the theme and in what medium shall the writing be available. It is very important to establish what is the type of audience you are going to have in order to choose the presentation style of the story, the them should be relevant and must be familiar with your audience and of course the way to make your writings accessible to readers should be considered at the end.
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