Senin, 17 Maret 2014

3. Expository Text

Definition of Expository Text
Expository text is a fancy term for non-fiction. Expository writing is a type of writing that is used to explain, describe, give information, or inform.

Language Feature of Expository Text
Using simple present tense
Using relational process
Using internal and causal conjunction

Generic Stucture of Expository Text
Thesis: intoducing the topic
Argument: a series of arguments that aim to persuade the reader
Conclusion: to sums up arguments and reinforces writer’s point of view

Example of Expository Text


Whether Award or Punishment Can Give an Influence

Whether award or punishment can give an influence to me when I study. I will be motivated to learn more one lesson when there’s an award to my result. On the contrary, I will be down, even I will hate the lesson, when there is a kind of punishment.

For example, when I was in senior high school, I got a really great mark for my English exam and my teacher gave me some compliments and invited me to be the member of English Club in my school (I consider it is a kind of award). Then, I became more enthusiastic to learn more and more. While in Biology, the teacher often gave some punishment to the students who came late or got a bad mark by giving so many assignments and saying something unpleasant to hear. So, I do not like biology lesson and not really understand the material until now.

In conclusion, I learn more when I am awarded because I feel appreciated and I learn less when I am punished because I feel that my hard work is useless.

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