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    Definition

    Expository, or in Indonesian known as exposition text is a type of writing that aims to


    explain, describe, or provide information about a topic based on existing facts. This
    text is often used to convince the audience or reader of a certain opinion or issue.

    Characteristics

    Expository Text: Expository text is writing that presents knowledge or information in


    a clear and structured way. It is usually non-fiction and contains arguments supported
    by evidence and facts. In an educational context, expository texts are often taught in
    schools as part of the English curriculum.

    Characteristics of Expository Text

    Factual: Based on accurate information and data.

    Clear structure: It has a structure that consists of a thesis, argument, and conclusion.

    Formal Language: Using standardized language and in accordance with correct


    grammar.

    Expository texts are divided into two main types:

    1. Analytical Exposition: This type begins with a statement of the author's stance on
    an issue, followed by arguments in favor of the opinion. Usually, the text ends with a
    repetition or reaffirmation of the original opinion.

    2. Hortatory Exposition: This text starts with a statement about a current issue,
    followed by arguments and suggestions for specific actions. The aim is to encourage
    the reader to do something about the problem.

    There is no single, universally accepted "formula" for expository writing. The


    structure and approach depend on the specific topic and the method chosen
    (definition, comparison/contrast, cause-and-effect, etc.). However, a general
    framework can be applied:

    1. Introduction
    - Opening Sentence: Start with an interesting sentence or question to grab the reader's
    attention.

    - Background: Briefly introduce the topic and provide necessary context.

    - Thesis Statement: Clearly state the main point or purpose of the writing. This is the
    main idea that you will develop throughout the writing.

    2. Paragraph Content

    - Topic Sentence: Each paragraph should begin with a sentence that introduces the
    main idea of the paragraph. This idea should support the thesis statement.

    - Supporting Evidence: Provide facts, statistics, examples, or other evidence to


    support the topic sentence. Use credible sources.

    - Explanation/Analysis: Explain how the evidence supports the topic sentence and
    thesis statement as a whole.

    Conclusion

    - Repeat the thesis (in different words): Summarize the main points briefly, but avoid
    repeating the introduction.

    - Summarize Key Points: Briefly summarize the main supporting points.

    - Closing: Offer final thoughts, reflections, or implications of the topic.

    Purpose of Expository Text

    Explaining Information: An exposition text aims to provide an in-depth explanation


    of an issue or topic.

    Convince the Reader: The writer tries to convince the reader to accept a certain view
    or opinion regarding the issue discussed.

    Encourages Discussion: Since they often contain the author's opinion, exposition
    texts can spark pros and cons among readers.

    Here are two types of expository

    Expository analysis is a form of writing that aims to explain or analyze a topic in


    depth and systematically. In expository analysis, the writer not only presents
    information, but also provides explanations, arguments, and analysis that can help
    readers understand an issue or issue.

    Characteristics.

    Destination

    Clear structure

    Data usage

    In-depth analysis

    Hortatory expository is a type of writing that aims to convince or encourage readers


    to do something or take a certain action. This type of writing combines explanations
    and arguments in favor of a view.

    Characteristics.

    Persuasive

    Clear structure

    Facts and evidence

    Evocative language

    Evocative language means language that is designed to evoke emotion, motivation, or


    affect a feeling.

    Emotional appeal

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