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It is a reason or set of reason given with the aim of persuading others |
Argument |
Balagbagan |
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It is a piece of writing that takes a stance on an issue |
Argumentative essay |
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The position or stand taken by the writer |
Claim |
TERMS USED IN ARGUMENTATION |
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It is provided to support a claim |
Reason |
Kung san sya magaling, char |
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Opposing position, counterargument |
Counter claim |
TERMS USED IN ARGUMENTATION |
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Refutes or disproves the counterclaim |
Rebuttal |
Kaya naghihiwalay Yung magjowa |
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3 COMPONENTS OF AN ARGUMENTATIVE ESSAY |
introduction, body, and conclusion |
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It is called the gateway of an essay because it attracts the attention of readers to the essay |
Introduction |
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It is called the "heart of an essay" |
Thesis statement |
Nasa introduction |
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It is the paragraph where facts of the given thesis statements of the essay are written |
BODY |
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It is the argument to refute earlier arguments and give weight to the actual position |
Refutation/counter argument |
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Rephrasing the thesis statement, major points, call attention or just having the concluding remarks. |
Conclusion |
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It explains a specific topic, and usually answers the 5ws |
Informative writing |
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STRUCTURE OF INFORMATIVE WRITING |
introduction, body, conclusion |
Also present in argumentative essay |
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Thesis statement is found |
Introduction |
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It is known as the "road map" of an informative text |
Thesis statement |
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Where the thesis statement is fully explained and also provide facts, statistics and other supporting detail |
Body |
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Reiterates the thesis statement and summarizes the main points of the informative text |
Conclusion |
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Is a type of writing that aims at convincing people to think, feel, or to act in the writer's way |
Persuasive writing |
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What does persuasive writing usually contains? |
The writer's opinion, evidence or information to support the writer's opinion |
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This is a question that is not intended to be answered, instead, it is meant to state the obvious, or to challenge the readers to make them think |
Rhetorical question |
TECHNIQUES IN PERSUASIVE WRITING |
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Repeating key words or phrases will likely make the readers remember them |
Repetition |
Parang utos ni mama |
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This is the technique that would convince a reader to believe an idea because the majority of everybody else believes it's true |
Bandwagon |
TECHNIQUES IN PERSUASIVE WRITING |
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STRUCTURE OF AN PERSUASIVE WRITING |
Introduction, body, and conclusion |
Also present in argumentative and informative writing |
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it is an in-depth evaluation of a story, novel, film, or other reading/viewing materials for the purpose of giving the public an insight into the text |
CRITIQUE |
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elements that make a critique so informative |
setting, characterization, conflict, plot, theme, and style |
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STRUCTURES OF AN CRITIQUE |
IIntroduction, body, and conclusion |
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some additional reminders in making a critique paper |
- avoid introducing your ideas by stating "i think" or "in my opinion" cause it weakens the analysis |
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it discovers the true meaning of a work by giving attention to the form or structure, elements, and literary devices operating in it. |
FORMALISM |
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it is the evaluation, analysis, description, or interpretation of literary works. |
LITERARY CRITICISM |
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is a person who judges, evaluates, or analyzes a literary piece |
critic |
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means to critically evaluate, analyze or give careful judgment in which you give your opinion about literary work. |
critique |
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informative writing is sometimes called as? |
explanatory writing |
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it is the most complex skill in communication |
listening |
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