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You have taken the first step and decided what form of writing you wish to create. We will look at starting a piece of writing that will catch the reader’s attention using a Question.
Remember writing that is Expository includes: Instructions, Reports and Explanations.
Remember writing that is Expository includes: Instructions, Reports and Explanations.
They are based on facts, expository is based on the word expose.
Language Features useful for Expositions
Language Features useful for Expositions
There are two features I find useful for starting expositions they are questions and headings.
Heading should be used all the way through an expositions helping the reader to find information and directing their focus.
Introducing Questions
Introducing Questions
Identifying and creating questions for an explanation.
Creating Questions 6 W's and H for an ExplanationUsing Questions
Using Questions
Ways to use questions to enhance the direction of your explanation.
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