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Blog Supplementary Examples

The document outlines two types of blog writing: narrative-driven and thesis-driven. A narrative-driven blog focuses on storytelling with background, events, and personal reflections, while a thesis-driven blog centers around a main idea supported by examples and explanations. Each type includes a conclusion and personal thoughts, with suggested topics for both styles.

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Blog Supplementary Examples

The document outlines two types of blog writing: narrative-driven and thesis-driven. A narrative-driven blog focuses on storytelling with background, events, and personal reflections, while a thesis-driven blog centers around a main idea supported by examples and explanations. Each type includes a conclusion and personal thoughts, with suggested topics for both styles.

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PERSONAL/MASS MEDIA WRITING-TEXT TYPE: BLOG

Blog Entry A-Narrative-Driven Blog

A good narrative-driven blog includes:


- Background
- A core narration of events
- Descriptive details of the people, places and things
- Thoughts and feelings about what happened
- A final thought and conclusion

Some example topics of a narrative-driven blog:


- Entertainment: a visit to an exhibition, a concert, a show
- Narration of a sporting event
- Description of a party, celebration, festival, etc.
- A school trip
- A personal travel blog
Blog Entry B-Thesis-Driven Blog

A good thesis-driven blog includes:


- A thesis statement-big idea
- Supporting paragraphs (point-example-explanation)
- A final thought and conclusion
- Also add your thoughts and feelings about what happened

Some example topics of a thesis-driven blog:


- Entertainment: an evaluation of an exhibition, a concert, a show where you explain your attitude to the performers
- A visit to a sporting event where you assess one of the players
- A blog about the importance of hobbies
- A travel blog where an incident makes you think
- A blog about a lesson or lecture or video which made a big impression on you

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