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How does audience affect writing
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How does audience affect writing
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The Audience affects it because of the authors purpose
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The author's purpose for his writing may differ and be aimed at specific audiences. For example, a persuasive poem of why not to smoke are aimed at adolescents and adults who want to try smoking or are smoking.
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