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    1

    Hello!
    Let‘s Learn Analycal Exposition
    Text!

    An English
    Teacher SMAN 1 @shellysnp
    And English Srengat
    Translator [email protected]
    ANALYCAL
    EXPOSITION TEXT
    3

    ANALYCAL EXPOSITION TEXT


    01
    Definition (P.185)

    02
    Social Function and Language Features

    03 Generic Structure (P.185)

    04 Modal (P.178 & 189)


    4
    Definition

    What is Analycal Exposition Text?

    ✘ Analycal Exposition Text is a text that contains the


    writer’s opinions regarding various things such as
    objects, places or events without inviting the reader
    to take certain actions.
    5

    Generic Structure

    What Should We Write?

    Supporting
    1 Orientation 3
    Arguments

    Introduce the topic about


    2 Thesis Present to support the writer’s
    writer’s position position regarding the topic

    Introduce the issues


    and indicates writer’s
    position 4 Reiteration

    A restatement of the writer’s


    position
    6
    Social Function

    Why We Create Exposition Text?

    To give information the


    readers about
    something is the case.

    To encourage the
    readers by providing
    some logical
    arguments.

    To persuade the readers that


    the idea is important matter.
    7

    Language Features
    Simple present tense.

    General Nouns
    Abstract Nouns

    Relating Verb
    Action Verbs

    Connectives
    EXAMPLE
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    Believe in yourself!

    Thanks!

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