This document discusses two types of exposition texts: analytical exposition and hortatory exposition. Analytical exposition aims to argue for or against a social issue by presenting a thesis, arguments, and conclusion. Hortatory exposition also presents a thesis and arguments but aims to provide recommendations. Both types of texts use language features like emotive words and linking words to persuade readers of a particular opinion or viewpoint.

1. SMART GROUP
Analytical Exposition
Hortatory Exposition
Reni
Zulkarneidi
Okky
Massa aro
Udarianti
Supriyanto

2. Analytical Exposition is a text to
argue or against a social issue

3. Type Exposition Text
1. Analytical exposition
- Thesis
- Argument
- Conclusion / Reiteration
2. Hortatory Exposition
- Thesis
- Argument
- Recommendation

4. Generic Structure Analytical Exposition
• Abstract = Idea, Opinion, proposal or theory,
side protagonist or antagonist
• Argument = illustration, statistic, quotation
• Conclusion

5. Social Function Analytical Exposition
To persuade the reader or listener that there is
something that, certainly, needs to get
attention;
To analyze a topic and to persuade the reader
that this opinion is correct and supported by
argument

6. Language Feature
Emotive words (e.g. worried, alarmed etc)
Words that qualify statements (e.g. usual,
Probably etc)
Words that link arguments (e.g. firstly,
However, therefore etc)

7. Chocolate
Chocolate is a kind of delicious food. It is
cheap and easy to find in supermarket,
food shop, and in the mall.