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This document discusses descriptive text and its purpose, structure, and language features. It begins by introducing descriptive text and stating its communicative purpose is to describe a place, thing, or person. It then outlines the generic structure of descriptive text as having an identification section followed by a description section. Finally, it provides an example of each - describing a home, a teacher, and a cat - to demonstrate the components of a descriptive text.
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