Make it plausible: The author
writes a letter about Irish English, and he says he wrote a letter to make it
more real and therefore more interesting to read.
Be knowledgeable:
The uses of names such as "James Joyce" and "J.M.
Synge" shows that the author knows about the topic, also how he refers to
articles of the Constitution represents his knowledge of the theme.
Keep it Relevant
to Anglophone Culture: The letter and rationale are clearly referring to topic
relative with the United Kingdom.
Know the right
conventions for the text type: the author knows how to write a letter properly.
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