Mmer 2021 (West) ame/ My courses / English 3 CP Summer 2021 (West) / Collection 5 / 54 Skill: Writing Informative TextsAiterary Analysis (Due July 20)
Using the lesson on page R4 (Reference Guide section) in your eBook, complete the sections below.
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The major four parts of an informative text are the
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development of the topic style and tone and conclusion. Look for the headings of this section on
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topic
Develop a strong thesis statement. That is clearly state your
• and the organizational framework through which you will develop a unified
composition. Each new idea should logically flow out of the ideas and arguments that precede it. For example, you might state that your text will compare ideas, examine
causes and effects, or analyze a single text or a group of texts.
Clarifying the organizational framework up from will help you
the body of your essay, suggesting headings you can use to guide your readers or graphics that
might illustrate the text. Most important it can help you identify any ideas that you may need to
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