What is wrong with this sentence?

Question

"There are many ways in which to tell a story and it is the author's job to convey the text in a meaningful way."

Answer 1

Nothing wrong.

Answer 2

You don't 'convey' a text, you 'convey' a meaning.

"There are many ways in which to tell a story and it is the author's job to convey the story [or 'it'] in a meaningful way."

Or:

"There are many ways in which to tell a story and it is the author's job to write his text in a meaningful way."

Answer 3

it looks very good to me

Answer 4

"There are many ways to tell a story; it is the author's job to convey the text  meaningfully."  

Answer 5

punctuation mark...you'll gonna kill me if you didn't use a comma because I need to read it continuously.  

Answer 6

after 'story' swap the 'and' for a comma :)

Answer 7

Stories can be told in many ways. It is the authors job to convey the text in a meaningful way.

That's how I would do it if it helps =]

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Answer 8

It is a run on sentence. You can break it into 2 sentences. You also don't need the words, "in which."

There are many ways to tell a story.

It is the author's job to convey the text in a meaningful way.

Answer 9

i think you should put a comma between STORY and AND. "There are many ways in which to tell a story, and it is the author's job to convey the text in a meaningful way."  

Answer 10

Id maybe use a comma after story.    

"There are many ways in which to tell a story, and it is the author's job to convey the text in a meaningful way."