1. We
produced a small number of automobiles this
year.
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2.
There were even fewer than
last year.
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3. The
serum had serious side effects.
4. The talk
was based on the principle
of
virtual work.
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5.
This report discusses how
the eruption affected
climate.
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6.
The film complemented
the program
well.
7.
Regardless,
there is no such word as alright.
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8. His tie and
shirt colours imply
that he is
colourblind.
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Recent
studies
show that people read 25 percent
more slowly on computer monitors
than on the printed page. So
here are some tips for writing
on the web:
1.
Make your main points on the first
screen. Ninety percent of viewers
won't go past the main page unless
you immediately grab their
attention.
2.
Give the rest of the information
through links to other pages.
Offer options so readers can take
control of where they're going on
your site.
3.
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paragraphs. Divide and summarize
the text with subheadings. Many
viewers search by subheadings.
4.
Remember that the Web is a global
medium. Readers may not speak
English as a primary language, so
avoid regional or cultural
expressions.
5.
Allow readers to react to your Web
site. Provide email feedback,
discussion boards, or links to
appropriate sites and chat rooms.
