Showing posts with label Structure and Language. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Structure and Language. Show all posts

Thursday, 30 August 2018

Structure and Language Features of Persuasive Writing

                         

LI: to identify the structure and language features of a persuasive text
This week we were identifying the structure and language features of a persuasive text. The structure of a persuasive text is OREO. It stands for:
Opinion
Reason and
Explanation
Opinion
The opinion is when you state what you are trying to persuade people to do, or see. The reason and explanation is there to back up your opinion. Show some facts about your opinion to back it up. Then the other opinion is to make sure people know what you are stating and standing for. The language features are Simple Present or Infinitive tense. Emotive words, and also cause and effects. Simple present are words like: the, have, and, and more. Emotive words are the words that are really important. The words that give people more of a understanding. Causes and effects are when your state had something that caused a problem or something, and the effect of that cause. 

Tuesday, 14 August 2018

Structure and Language Features (Procedural)

LI: to identify the structures and language features of a procedural text
This week I learned about the structure and language features of a procedural text. The structure of a Procedural text is TEMPS:
T is for title
E is for end results: it shows you the result of the procedure. So it could show you the result of your pastry, or your art and more.
M is for materials: the things you need in a procedure, like your stuff for your origami, or ingredients for your pastry.
P is for pictures: so when you are up to a step you can see if the results are the same.
S is for steps: it guides you, it shows you what to do with the materials, it shows you how to use things and more.
The language features are infinitive tense or simple tense, you have to use verbs at the start of your steps. You also have to write in Third Person Perspective.

Thursday, 14 June 2018

Structure and Language Features of a Narrative


LI: to learn the structure and language of the Narrative
This week we are learning how to write a narrative. We learned the structure and the language features. We learned the structure of the piece of writing, as well as the structure of the Paragraph. The structure is TOPES:
Title
Orientation
Problem
Events
Solution
Also the structure of the paragraph is TEE:
Topic Sentence
Events explained in time order
Ending Sentence.