Title: Why do so many writers use words that might be difficult for some readers? Why wouldn't you want a more simple message that could target a broader audience? - Quora
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Why do so many writers use words that might be difficult for some readers? Why wouldn't you want a more simple message that could target a broader audience?
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Content: A song we both can bob our heads slightly too, know a few words of the lyrics we can sing at once, a song that can be made into a social interaction. And it is the social interaction build into the experience of the song that cause people to like it more than just by itself. Neither of us love the popular song as much as our personal favorites but it will do when we can't listen to our favorite song. Things that are popular are things that people can socially bond over, and things that people can socially bond over are things that are made for a broader audience. Whether it be books, music, movies or TV shows, things that are easily digested to a mass audience and not necessarily speaking to specific experiences or people, in a way not really seeking to be loved, only liked, by most people. So for a book to be purposely simplified and written for a broader audience, someone can't write that an really expect their work to be absolutely loved by many, it can be liked and enjoyed by more people, but if the person wants their work to find those few people to resonate with them, the writer needs to sacrifice the broad public appeal. But for things that are public consumption, and not necessarily for enjoyment, for information, should be presented in language that most people can understand. Promoted by Grammarly
What are some good ways to improve English grammar and writing abilities for a non-native speaker? Grammarly
, knows English
Answered January 6, 2021
Communicating fluently in English is a gradual process, one that takes a lot of practice and time to hone. In the meantime, the learning process can feel daunting: