Text Structure
The organization of an author's text.
What is a text structure?
Sentences that help show that a writer's opinion is true.
What is support?
The reason why an author writes something.
What is author's purpose?
A report on something an author likes or doesn't like.
What is review writing?
A disagreement between two or more people about a certain issue.
What is an argument?
The suggestion of a problem and a way to solve it.
What is problem and solution?
A writer's opinion or idea.
What is a proposition?
The three most common purposes for writing.
What is to persuade, inform, and entertain?
Movies, restaurants, books, hotels, etc.
What are things a review can be written about?
An opinion about a text, issue, or idea.
What is a claim?
Text providing step-by-step information.
What is sequence?
Results of scientific research and surveys.
What are facts?
The reason an author writes a story.
What is to entertain?
When an author provides an amount of stars.
What is a rating?
A claim/position of a person that does not agree with the author.
What is a counterargument?
Text telling the differences and similarities of two or more things.
What is compare and contrast?
Facts that in number form.
What are statistics?
The reason an author writes an article about a historical event.
What is to inform?
The purpose for writing a review.
What is to persuade?
Evidence that demonstrates how the counterargument is wrong.
What is a rebuttal?
Text that provides an action and an explanation of its results.
What is cause and effect?
Information taken from someone on a certain subject, especially direct quotations.
What is expert authority?
An author writes an essay to change the opinion of others.
What is to persuade?
Include reasons to support an opinion.
What is an author should do when writing a review?
The opinion of the other person arguing with the author.
What is an argumentative essay should always include.