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Your instructor's personal letter discusses your assignment in greater detail and gives you an overall evaluation. It discusses problems in your manuscript and gives you specific instructions for solving them. It also recognizes your successful writing and the steps you can take to strengthen it.
You are not simply told how to write; your instructor uses course materials and texts as teaching examples and shows you how to master new techniques to shape and strengthen your writing, how to give it tension and immediacy, and make it "come alive" to the reader.
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