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Vague sentences don't say much. They sound wishy washy. They have no supporting facts. They are sentences students make when they aren't sure what to write or how to write their ideas. The sentences use generalities. They can be long but lack substance. They can almost sound contradictory because students try to say 2 things as if neither one holds the most importance. They are vague, not specific.
Many people vote but many people don't vote. Blacks is one group that don't like to vote. They have many reasons for this. (no reasons given here) Other Blacks like to vote every time. It is cool to vote.
That told nothing about voting, why people vote or not, and there are no facts given--who claims Blacks do not like to vote?
Compare this:
According to our textbook, 50% of all Americans do not vote. One group mentioned was Blacks, who did not get voting rights until long after women could vote. Social scientists who have studied voting trends report that Black Americans often distrust the voting system. They don't feel their voices are heard because the ballot issues do not address their daily problems.
What else can I help you with?
How does an author use a restrained tone?
An author can restrain the tone of a passage by using vague, mundane detail and is characterized by short sentences.
How do you use answer in a sentence?
These sentences provide the answer you are seeking.When he was asked about his plans, he gave a vague answer.One answer to the problems of supersonic flight was a change in the shape of aircraft wings.
What are five questions that you might ask yourself when considering the revision of sentences?
What sentences are not clearly expressed or logically constructed? What sentences seem awkward, excessively convoluted, or lacking in punch? What words require explanation or sustitution because the reader may not know them? Where does my writing become wordy or use vague terms? Where have I carelessly omitted words or mistakenly used the wrong word?
What are examples of antonyms used in sentences?
You can't really give good example sentences for such a vague question. There are antonyms to almost every single word you can think of. The way to make an antonym sentence is to pick a word and then pick its opposite. Then, think of a good sentence that uses both words.
How do you use expression in a sentence?
I can give you several sentences.Your sentences are quite expressive.She needs to be more expressive of her emotions.He gave her an expressive glance.
Can you give me more sentence with the words already?
The grammatically correct way to phrase this too-vague question is, "Can you give me more sentences with the words, already?" Note the pluralization of "sentence" and the additional comma.
Clarifying Vague Pronouns Mastery Test?
The "clarifying vague pronouns mastery test" likely refers to an assessment designed to evaluate a person's ability to identify and correct sentences with unclear or ambiguous pronoun references. This test can help individuals improve their writing and communication skills by ensuring pronouns clearly refer to their intended antecedents.
Can you provide a vague question that includes the keyword "vague question"?
Can you give an example of a vague question that includes the term "vague question"?
What is the noun for vague?
Vagueness is the noun form for the adjective vague.
Use the word vague in a sentence?
"His intentions were very vague."
How can you use vague in a sentence?
She talked ubiquitously and her words were vague. Ubiquitous=Existing or been everywhere at the same time. Vague=Not clear, definite, or distinct. Excuse me, but you're been vague.
Why is it important to make sure your sentences do not have vague pronouns?
Because it communicates information about the noun, a pronoun must have a clear antecedent. Example: Bill went with John to his father's store. (vague) Who owns the store? Bill's father or John's father? To rewrite it (assuming Bill's father does): Bill went to his father's store with John. Bill and John went to the store owned by Bill's father.
