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A descriptive text type is a type of
 text which explains a flamboyant
 expression of things and usually
 describes its characteristics and why
 things are special. This aims to show
 rather than tell the reader what
 something/someone is more like.
 Writing this kind of text also helps a
 writer to develop an aspect of their
 work.
   My father is old enough, around 73 years old. He
    weighs 67 kilos and 168 cms. He has short black hair
    and black eyes. He doesn't have any moustache and
    beard, but he has two mole on his cheeck. His skin is
    dark brown. My father doesn't work anymore. He
    retires as a doctor and now runs a home business at
    home.

    My mother is old enough too, around 65 years old.
    She is short, about 150 cms and 55 kilograms. He has
    long black and gray hair. Her skin is brown and her
    faces has some pimple. My mother is a retirement of
    goverment worker, too. She used to work as a nurse
    in a hospital in Tangerang. Now, she just stays at
    home helping my father running home business.
 It
   is a text used to entertain, to
 gain, and to hold reader’s interest in
 the story. It is used to educate and
 enlighten writer’s reflection on their
 experiences. It can be imaginary,
 factual, or combination of both. This
 has many types and may include
 myths, fables, fiction, fairytales,
 romances, etc.
   The sun shone brightly and the west breeze blew. The
    kite was flying this way and that way tied to her
    string.
    Suddenly the string snapped. The kite was free. She
    soared high in the air until she could see far, far
    away.
    The kite followed some parrots who took her to see
    the rainforests. The air was cool and the kite got
    wet.
    The kite followed some crocodiles who took her to
    see the rivers. The air was misty and the kite caught
    a fish.
    The kite followed some wallabies who took her to see
    the deserts. The air was hot and the kite got tired.
    So the kite followed the sun who took her back
    home, right to her string
 Itis used to develop a topic by
  examining likeness or difference to
  another thing, process or state.
  Comparison and contrast is used as a
  means of presenting ideas on a variety
  of topics. It is often used in persuasive
  writing when a writer tries to convince
  the reader of the advantages of one
  point of view compared to another or
  can be used independently in a
  combination.
 On  the other       Nevertheless
  hand                On the contrary
 Similarly
                      Though
 Yet
                      Despite
 Unlike A, B…
 In the same way     However
  but                 Conversely
 While both A and    Whila A is…., B …
  B are..,only B…    
   Although I raised Marcee and Obbie from puppies,
    they have completely diverse personalities. Obbie is
    a six year old, male, toy Pomeranian whereas Marcee
    is a one year old, female, Boston terrier. Obbie is
    small and soft, unlike Marcee who has bristly hair and
    is much bigger. Marcee insists on sleeping on the bed,
    under the covers every night. On the other hand,
    Obbie will only sleep on the floor, under the bed.
    Obbie is tremendously loyal and uptight; however,
    Marcee is hyper and friendly to anyone she meets or
    sees. Around other dogs, Marcee cowers to the larger
    dog, yet Obbie will always stand his ground, never
    giving up until he is scolded. Given that they were
    both treated the same way all their life, it is hard to
    believe that they are so different in everything they
    do.
 These texts are intended to influence
 and convince the audience or readers
 in terms of communicative functions.
 This type of text proves that his/her
 opinion, theory or hypothesis about an
 issue is correct or more truthful than
 those others. It is very similar to
 persuasive text but the difference is
 that you are arguing for your opinion as
 opposed to others rather than directly
 trying to persuade someone to adopt
 your point of view.
 Clubbing is a new way to have a great time.
 It is about teenagers going out with their
 parents. They go to clubs that are just the
 same as any other, but there is no alcohol
 and no smoking.

 I think this is a good idea because it gives
 you the chance to see your parents and to
 learn more about them. In spite of that, I
 think it is better to go out with friends
 because they share your same interests. I
 prefer the last option because my friends are
 more like me.
A  cause is something that makes
  something else happen. Out of two
  events, it is the event that happens
  first. In determining the cause, ask
  the question “why did it happen?”
 An effect is what happens as a result
  of the cause. It the one that
  happens next or last. In determining
  the effect, ask the question “what
  happened?”
 Sinceit was raining, Alice brought her
 umbrella to school.
 Because they earned extra money, the
 children bought an ice cream treat.
 The baby spilled milk on the floor so Mom
 got the mop.
 Mark and Arthur needed extra money so they
 started a pet business.
 Because Cat made up new rules, Mouse said
 he wasn’t a fair player.
 Matthew and Tilley had a fight, so Matthew
 looked for a new best friend.
Prepared by :
Jade T. Gabuya
 Alyzza B. Mariquit

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Different text types

  • 1.
  • 2.
  • 3. A descriptive text type is a type of text which explains a flamboyant expression of things and usually describes its characteristics and why things are special. This aims to show rather than tell the reader what something/someone is more like. Writing this kind of text also helps a writer to develop an aspect of their work.
  • 4. My father is old enough, around 73 years old. He weighs 67 kilos and 168 cms. He has short black hair and black eyes. He doesn't have any moustache and beard, but he has two mole on his cheeck. His skin is dark brown. My father doesn't work anymore. He retires as a doctor and now runs a home business at home. My mother is old enough too, around 65 years old. She is short, about 150 cms and 55 kilograms. He has long black and gray hair. Her skin is brown and her faces has some pimple. My mother is a retirement of goverment worker, too. She used to work as a nurse in a hospital in Tangerang. Now, she just stays at home helping my father running home business.
  • 5.
  • 6.  It is a text used to entertain, to gain, and to hold reader’s interest in the story. It is used to educate and enlighten writer’s reflection on their experiences. It can be imaginary, factual, or combination of both. This has many types and may include myths, fables, fiction, fairytales, romances, etc.
  • 7. The sun shone brightly and the west breeze blew. The kite was flying this way and that way tied to her string. Suddenly the string snapped. The kite was free. She soared high in the air until she could see far, far away. The kite followed some parrots who took her to see the rainforests. The air was cool and the kite got wet. The kite followed some crocodiles who took her to see the rivers. The air was misty and the kite caught a fish. The kite followed some wallabies who took her to see the deserts. The air was hot and the kite got tired. So the kite followed the sun who took her back home, right to her string
  • 8.
  • 9.  Itis used to develop a topic by examining likeness or difference to another thing, process or state. Comparison and contrast is used as a means of presenting ideas on a variety of topics. It is often used in persuasive writing when a writer tries to convince the reader of the advantages of one point of view compared to another or can be used independently in a combination.
  • 10.  On the other  Nevertheless hand  On the contrary  Similarly  Though  Yet  Despite  Unlike A, B…  In the same way  However but  Conversely  While both A and  Whila A is…., B … B are..,only B… 
  • 11. Although I raised Marcee and Obbie from puppies, they have completely diverse personalities. Obbie is a six year old, male, toy Pomeranian whereas Marcee is a one year old, female, Boston terrier. Obbie is small and soft, unlike Marcee who has bristly hair and is much bigger. Marcee insists on sleeping on the bed, under the covers every night. On the other hand, Obbie will only sleep on the floor, under the bed. Obbie is tremendously loyal and uptight; however, Marcee is hyper and friendly to anyone she meets or sees. Around other dogs, Marcee cowers to the larger dog, yet Obbie will always stand his ground, never giving up until he is scolded. Given that they were both treated the same way all their life, it is hard to believe that they are so different in everything they do.
  • 12.
  • 13.  These texts are intended to influence and convince the audience or readers in terms of communicative functions. This type of text proves that his/her opinion, theory or hypothesis about an issue is correct or more truthful than those others. It is very similar to persuasive text but the difference is that you are arguing for your opinion as opposed to others rather than directly trying to persuade someone to adopt your point of view.
  • 14.  Clubbing is a new way to have a great time. It is about teenagers going out with their parents. They go to clubs that are just the same as any other, but there is no alcohol and no smoking. I think this is a good idea because it gives you the chance to see your parents and to learn more about them. In spite of that, I think it is better to go out with friends because they share your same interests. I prefer the last option because my friends are more like me.
  • 15.
  • 16. A cause is something that makes something else happen. Out of two events, it is the event that happens first. In determining the cause, ask the question “why did it happen?”  An effect is what happens as a result of the cause. It the one that happens next or last. In determining the effect, ask the question “what happened?”
  • 17.  Sinceit was raining, Alice brought her umbrella to school. Because they earned extra money, the children bought an ice cream treat. The baby spilled milk on the floor so Mom got the mop. Mark and Arthur needed extra money so they started a pet business. Because Cat made up new rules, Mouse said he wasn’t a fair player. Matthew and Tilley had a fight, so Matthew looked for a new best friend.
  • 18. Prepared by : Jade T. Gabuya Alyzza B. Mariquit