Ch 3

Style Lesson Three:
Addressed in this chapter are the elements of clarity which can make or break a sentence. Sentence structure is addressed and the main points are that a clear, and concise portrayal of the idea is necessary. Attention to subject and verb is required/requested from the chapter. The issue of nominalization is also addressed. Nominalizations are referred to as abstract nouns derived from verbs and adjectives. The chapter suggests avoiding them save for in a few cases. Analysis and revision are talked about as issues of heavy importance and are to be done on a regular basis/constantly. Clarity, says the chapter is key.