This document defines analytical exposition as a text that elaborates on a writer's idea about a phenomenon to persuade readers of its importance. The purpose is to analyze a topic and argue a position is correct. It has an introduction stating the topic and position, a body with arguments supporting the position, and a conclusion restating the position. Language features include emotive words, qualifiers, and linking words between arguments. An example analyzes why English is the most important language by arguing it is international, opens doors to knowledge, and is required for many jobs.
This document defines analytical exposition as a text that elaborates on a writer's idea about a phenomenon to persuade readers of its importance. The purpose is to analyze a topic and argue a position is correct. It has an introduction stating the topic and position, a body with arguments supporting the position, and a conclusion restating the position. Language features include emotive words, qualifiers, and linking words between arguments. An example analyzes why English is the most important language by arguing it is international, opens doors to knowledge, and is required for many jobs.
This document defines analytical exposition as a text that elaborates on a writer's idea about a phenomenon to persuade readers of its importance. The purpose is to analyze a topic and argue a position is correct. It has an introduction stating the topic and position, a body with arguments supporting the position, and a conclusion restating the position. Language features include emotive words, qualifiers, and linking words between arguments. An example analyzes why English is the most important language by arguing it is international, opens doors to knowledge, and is required for many jobs.
This document defines analytical exposition as a text that elaborates on a writer's idea about a phenomenon to persuade readers of its importance. The purpose is to analyze a topic and argue a position is correct. It has an introduction stating the topic and position, a body with arguments supporting the position, and a conclusion restating the position. Language features include emotive words, qualifiers, and linking words between arguments. An example analyzes why English is the most important language by arguing it is international, opens doors to knowledge, and is required for many jobs.
about the phenomenon surrounding. Its social function is to persuade the reader that the idea is important matter. Purpose:
To persuade the reader or listener that
there is something that, certainly, needs to get attention.
To analyze a topic and to persuade the
reader that this opinion is correct and supported by arguments. Generic Structure :
1.Thesis (introduction): Introducing the
topic and indicating the writer’s position.
2.Series of Arguments (body): Explaining
the arguments to support the writer’s position.
3.Reiteration (conclusion): Restating the
writer’s position. Language Features :
1.Emotive words (e.g. worried, alarmed
etc)
2.Words that qualify statements (e.g.
usual, Probably etc)
3.Words that link arguments (e.g. firstly,
However, therefore etc) EXAMPLE OF ANALYTICAL EXPOSITION The Importance of English
Thesis { I personally think that English is
the world’s most important language. Why do I say that?
Argument 1 { Firstly, English is an
international language. It is spoken by many people all around the world, either as a first or second language. Argument 2 { Secondly, English is also the key which opens doors to scientific and technical knowledge, which is needed for the economic and political development of many countries in the world.
Argument 3 { Thirdly, English is a top
requirement of those seeking jobs. Applicants who master either active or passive English are more favorable than those who do not. Conclusion { From the fact above, it is obvious that everybody needs to learn English to greet the global era. ANOTHER EXAMPLES OF ANALYTICAL EXPOSITION