5 Ws in writing

[acrunway]

I wonder when writing article, stories or essays, does 5Ws and 1H have its order to follow? which one should come first in order to write better, more organized?

thanks again

[Lieut]

Hi Acrunway,

I apologise that your post was not replied to sooner as I only saw it today.

It sounds like you are on the right track for the traditional format for writing an article. However, the advent of the internet has really changed the palate of readers a great deal. Not only has the style of what people typically enjoy reading changed, but also what publishers now find acceptable, even in print publications.

What you have shared with us is a safe, typical format for an academic piece, but in terms of real-world published articles, the format now depends on what contemporary publisher as well as their readers are looking for these days.

In addition, writing an article is very different from writing an essay since there are subcategories for each.

For example a "persuasive essay" could actually start with a question and debate 2 sides, whereas the other writing pieces you mentioned most likely would not.

It gets complicated!

[valdis]

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[valdis]

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[Simoni]

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[miaoklo]

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[ramasita]

When writing articles, stories, or essays, the 5Ws (Who, What, When, Where, Why) and 1H (How) can be incredibly useful for organizing information. However, there isn't a strict order that must be followed. The order can vary depending on the context and the type of writing. Generally, starting with "What" or "Who" can help establish the main subject, followed by "When" and "Where" to set the context. "Why" and "How" can then provide deeper insights and explanations. The key is to ensure that all these elements are covered in a logical flow that makes sense for your audience. By doing so, you can create a well-organized and comprehensive piece of writing.