Text Structures
Adjectives
Verbs
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This is a structure in which two nouns are compared and contrasted.

Compare and contrast

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Identify any adjectives:

The cold wind blew in a historic snowstorm. 

cold, historic


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Identify the verb(s): 

The wolf ran across the sand.



Ran

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aquire

acquire


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You have missed a lot/alot of school this year.

a lot

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This is a structure in which a problem is presented, and the author offers a solution

Problem and solution
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Identify any adjectives: 

During the lengthy show, I was a bored man.


lengthy bored


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Identify the verb(s): 

The dog barked at the man.

barked


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probly

probably

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Everything is going to be alright/all right.

alright

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This structure consists of a timeline of events

Sequence or chronological

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Identify any adjectives:

The little black dog barked at the well-dressed stranger.




little, black, well-dressed


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He appears happy.

Appears
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athelete

athlete


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This work is alright/all right.

all right

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In this type of text structure, an author tells about what happens after a certain event takes place.


Cause and effect



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Identify any adjectives:

Dan's new hat blew down the man's stairway.



Dan's, new, man's
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Suddenly someone sneezed loudly.



sneezed

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aweful

awful


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I need to lie/lay down.

Lie

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In this text structure, and author tells about what something looks like, sounds like, etc.

Description

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Identify any adjectives:

Stormy spring weather can cause many flash floods.




Stormy, spring, many flash

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 You have been resting too much.



Have been resting

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Acheive

Achieve

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After death, the body was laid/lain to rest.

laid

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