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    To Inform To Persuade To Present A Line of Argument Dictio N

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    The document outlines the key characteristics of non-fiction texts based on their purpose - to inform, persuade, or present an argument. It notes that informative texts use formal, factual language in third person with simple syntax, while persuasive texts have a more emotive tone using first/second person with rhetorical devices. Argumentative texts combine factual third person with some descriptive elements and repetition to credibly present a line of reasoning.

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    The document outlines the key characteristics of non-fiction texts based on their purpose - to inform, persuade, or present an argument. It notes that informative texts use formal, factual language in third person with simple syntax, while persuasive texts have a more emotive tone using first/second person with rhetorical devices. Argumentative texts combine factual third person with some descriptive elements and repetition to credibly present a line of reasoning.

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    The document outlines the key characteristics of non-fiction texts based on their purpose - to inform, persuade, or present an argument. It notes that informative texts use formal, factual language in third person with simple syntax, while persuasive texts have a more emotive tone using first/second person with rhetorical devices. Argumentative texts combine factual third person with some descriptive elements and repetition to credibly present a line of reasoning.

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    To Inform To Persuade To Present A Line of Argument Dictio N

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    The document outlines the key characteristics of non-fiction texts based on their purpose - to inform, persuade, or present an argument. It notes that informative texts use formal, factual language in third person with simple syntax, while persuasive texts have a more emotive tone using first/second person with rhetorical devices. Argumentative texts combine factual third person with some descriptive elements and repetition to credibly present a line of reasoning.

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    Non-Fiction Texts

    To Inform

    To Persuade

    Dictio
    n

    Formal
    Factual
    3rd person
    Technical

    Syntax

    Simple
    Compoun
    d

    Tone

    Objective
    Authoritati
    ve
    Credible
    Reflective

    High modality
    Emotive
    Descriptive
    Figurative
    Repetition
    1st/2nd person
    Rhetorical questions
    Exclamations
    Varied length of
    sentences
    Frustration
    Angry
    Passionate
    Enthusiastic

    To Present a Line of
    Argument
    3rd person
    Factual
    Some
    descriptive/emotive
    Repetition of key terms
    Formal
    Compound
    Complex
    Exclamation

    Authoritative
    Credible
    Thoughtful
    Critical

    Poetry
    Device
    Diction

    Examples
    Similes
    Metaphors
    Personification
    Repetition of words, phrases, lines,
    stanzas
    Description
    Sensory imagery
    Emotive

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