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English, 23.10.2020 18:20 emberjohnson26

Imagine you’ve been asked to write an informative brochure about the town you live in for the Tourism Committee. Write two short paragraphs describing your town. In one paragraph, write for an audience of young adults. In the second paragraph, write a kid-friendly guide for things to do in your town. Your topic is the same for each paragraph. Adjust your writing to accommodate two different audiences.

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