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This document discusses two types of exposition text: analytical exposition and hortatory exposition. Analytical exposition presents arguments to support a writer's opinion, and has an introduction stating the topic and position, body explaining arguments, and conclusion restating the position. Hortatory exposition aims to persuade readers that something should or should not be the case, and has an introduction stating the thesis, body presenting arguments, and suggestion. The document also outlines common language features of exposition texts, including using simple present tense, connectors to link parts, emotive and qualifying words, and words that link arguments.
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- 1. EXPOSITION TEXT Dinar Ayu A Devansa Riski I Febriana Aminatul K Kenti Sugiyati Listening class
- 2. Type of exposition text Analytical Exposition : Analytical exposition is one of argumentative text which present some supporting idea on why certain writer’s opinion is important. Generic structure : 1. Thesis (Introduction): Introducing the topic and indicating the writer’s position 2. Arguments (Body): Explaining the arguments to support the writer’s position. 3. Reiteration (Conclusion): Restating the writer’s position. Hortatory Exposition : The hortatory exposition aims to persuade readers, listeners, or viewers that something should or should not be that case. Generic structure : a. Thesis b. Arguments c. Suggestion
- 3. Language features SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE example: In my opinion elementary school teacher works hard. English is the world’s most important language. CONNECTORS * to mention several parts of arguments Firstly, … Secondly, … Finally, … First, … Second, … also moreover furthermore etc. * to summarize or conclude the points SUMMARIZING CONCLUDING In short, … In conclusion, … In a word, … On the whole, … In brief, … Altogether, … To sum up, … In all, … etc.
- 4. Emotive words e.g.: I’m worried of his safety. She felt in love with him since her first sight. Words that qualify statements e.g.: My son's friend probably will eat at our house tonight. We left for work at our usual time. Words that link arguments e.g. : Firstly, add some sugar into the glass. However, they have no other way. Therefore, i have to go home before the rain.
- 5. https://youtu.be/4sHX3MiPG Fc What is the main idea of the video? Why does the first speaker think that English is important? Mention at least three opinions/ argument from the speaker! What kind of exposition text in this video?
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