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Descriptive

Descriptive text provides details about people, places, or things to help readers visualize them. It identifies the subject being described and then offers supporting descriptions of qualities, appearance, uses, and other characteristics through grammatical features like adjectives, pronouns, verbs, nouns, adverbs, and complex sentences. Common types of descriptive text include autobiographies, magazine articles, specifications, and more. The goal is to describe subjects through vivid, detailed language.

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Descriptive

Descriptive text provides details about people, places, or things to help readers visualize them. It identifies the subject being described and then offers supporting descriptions of qualities, appearance, uses, and other characteristics through grammatical features like adjectives, pronouns, verbs, nouns, adverbs, and complex sentences. Common types of descriptive text include autobiographies, magazine articles, specifications, and more. The goal is to describe subjects through vivid, detailed language.

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Rizqa Anisa Fadhilah
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DESCRIPTIVE

Text which lists the characteristic of a person, place or things. It describes living and non-living things, such as animals, plants, town, building, volcanoes, monsoon, motorcars, and etc. Communicative Purpose To describe a particular person, place or thing. Types of Descriptive Text o Autobiography o Magazine (car magazine, fashion magazine, travel magazine, etc) o Specification (state what kind and characteristic of materials to be use) The Organization of Descriptive Text 1. Identification Introduce where or who is the subject being described. 2. Description The supporting part of the paragraph to describe in detail to assist the reader to see and feel the subject. For example, the qualities, appearance, uses, habits, and etc. Grammatical Features Adjectives Pronouns Verb and Verb Phrases Simple Past Tense Simple Present Tense Preposition Nouns, Noun Phrases, and Clauses Adverbs Compound and complex sentences

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