Question

During the revision process, which type of wording should a writer delete in a narrative essay? descriptive details sensory details specific language vague language

Answer 1

vague language

Step-by-step explanation:

A descriptive essay is a specific kind of essay that is meant to make the reader be able to visualize or immerse him or herself in what you are talking about. To achieve that goal, being direct and specific is helpful and being vague is the exact opposite.

Answer 2

Vague Language

A narrative essay is one in which the author tells a story, usually about a memorable event in the author's life. Since the essay is in the form of a story, it is important to use language that appeals to the reader's senses. Descriptive language and specific language will also help the reader to picture what is happening in the story. Vague language should not be used. It makes it harder for the reader to visualize the events of the story and understand what is happening.