This document discusses the genre of hortatory exposition. It defines hortatory exposition as text that aims to persuade the reader that something should or should not be the case. The generic structure of hortatory exposition includes a thesis stating an issue of concern, arguments giving reasons for the concern, and a recommendation stating what ought or ought not to happen. The document provides examples of language features commonly found in hortatory exposition, such as simple present tense, modals, action and thinking verbs, adverbs, adjectives, technical terms, nouns, and connectives. Students are assigned to find an example of hortatory exposition, analyze its main idea, generic structure, and language features