Summary:
This article is mainly about the different ways an audience can help, or damage your reading. For example, sometimes when we are reading in front of an audience, we feel uncomfortable, and insecure. This is when our reading gets damaged also sometimes you try so hard for the audience to be able to understand you, that you start losing your clearness towards the audience. It’s sometimes good to have an audience, if you feel ok with your audience. Sometimes it helps you get an idea of the way you have to talk when reading, and the ideas that you have to present.
Question:
In p.53, the author concludes that "it's often difficult to work out new meaning while thinking about readers". Do you agree with this argument? Please explain.
Response:
In my opinion this is true, because when you are concentrated on who is going to read your writings, you start thinking more about how to satisfy the readers and your writing starts losing its strength and its clearness towards the reader. It's also important for us as writers to take in consideration our readers, because they let us know what type of words to use, and also make us get ideas that can relate to our readers.
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