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A descriptive text describes people, places, animals or things by identifying the subject and describing their qualities and characteristics. It focuses on specific details, uses adjectives, simple present tense and linking verbs. The structure includes an identification section to introduce what is being described, followed by a description section. Descriptive texts can be used to depict people by their physical traits and habits, or places by their location, condition and attractiveness. Students are assigned to write a descriptive text about their favorite movie.
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5. B) Descriptive essay
6. A) To analyze and interpret literature
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Ima's house is described. Descriptive text identifies, describes features of a place, person, or thing in order of importance including parts, physical appearance, qualities, degree of beauty, excellence, value, worth, and characteristics. Descriptive text generally uses simple present tense, passive sentences, verbs like "be" and "have" to identify qualities and features, action verbs related to the topic, and adjectives for describing qualities.
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- 2. WHAT IS DESCRIPTIVE TEXT? Descriptive text is a text which says what a person or a thing is like. Its purpose is to describe and reveal a particular person, place, or thing.
- 3. GENERIC STRUCTURE - Identification : identifies phenomenon (person, place, or thing) that will be described. - Description : describes parts, qualities. characteristics
- 4. LANGUAGE FEATURES • Use simple present tense • Describe a specific participant • Using adjective (wonderful, Exotic, Amazing, Beautiful, Tall, Big, Large, etc)
- 5. EXAMPLE OF DESCRIPTIVE TEXT • Biographies • Autobiographies • Magazines specifications (state what kind and characteristics of materials used)
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