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A LY T C AL

AN IO N
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scietre_smansacis English Task


TABLE
OF CONTENT
1. Analytical 4. Language Feature
Exposition
2. Definition 5. Example

3. Generic 6. Tips & Conclusion


Structure
ANALYTICAL

Analytical exposition is a type of text that presents a logical argument or


viewpoint on a specific issue. The purpose of this text is to convince or persuade
the reader by providing evidence, facts, and reasoning. Typically, an analytical
exposition consists of three main parts:
SOME
STRUCTURE
Thesis: Introduces the
writer's position on the issue.

Arguments: Presents
supporting evidence,
reasons, and examples to
back up the thesis.

Conclusion: Reinforces the


thesis and summarizes the
main arguments.
Focus on the writer’s point of view: The text is structured around a

LANGUAGE
clear stance or argument on an issue.

Use of general nouns: For example, terms like "pollution,"


feature "education," or "technology" to represent broad topics.

Relational processes: The use of verbs like is, are, has, or have to
explain and link ideas (e.g., "Pollution is a major problem...").

Internal conjunctions: Connectors used to organize the argument


logically, such as furthermore, however, therefore, because.

Present tense: Since the text discusses facts, opinions, and


general truths, present tense verbs are commonly used.

Evaluative language: Adjectives or adverbs that convey the


writer's judgment, such as beneficial, harmful, effective,
significant.

Use of reasoning verbs: Words like believe, think, argue, and claim
are used to introduce arguments or opinions.

Technical terms: Specific terminology related to the topic


discussed, particularly in more formal or academic expositions.
WHY EDUCATION IS IMPORTANT

• THESIS :EDUCATION IS THE KEY TO INDIVIDUAL AND SOCIETAL


SUCCESS.
• ARGUMENTS:
1. EDUCATION ENHANCES PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT AND JOB
OPPORTUNITIES.
2. IT FOSTERS CRITICAL THINKING AND PROBLEM-SOLVING
SKILLS.
3. IT CONTRIBUTES TO ECONOMIC GROWTH AND SOCIETAL
STABILITY.

• CONCLUSION: IN CONCLUSION, EDUCATION IS ESSENTIAL


FOR THE BETTERMENT OF INDIVIDUALS AND SOCIETY
AS A WHOLE.
Tips for Writing an Analytical

IPS FOR
Twriting Exposition
Choose a relevant and
debatable topic.

analytical Clearly state your position in the


thesis.
Provide multiple supporting
arguments with evidence.
Ensure coherence with
appropriate use of logical
connectors.
Conclude by reiterating your
position and summarizing key
points
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THA NK
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English Task

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