Reading and Writing (Forms of Writing)

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OBJECTIVES:

. Classify different texts according to type of


writing
. Recognize the generic features and
structure of a specific terms
. Identify the pattern of development used
in a specific text
. Recognize well – written texts and their
specific properties
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TYPES OF WRITING
 GENRE AS TYPES OF WRITNG

 GENRE have also been considered as


types, or categories of writing, namely
narrative writing , descriptive writing ,
expository writing ,responses to
literature,research writing, workplace,
and technical writing, and writing for
media.
NARRATIVE WRITING

Tells a story. A story told from


ones imagination is a fictional
narrative . A story about actual
events is non fictional
narrative.
Characteri
stic of an
effective
narrative
EFFECTIVE NARRATIVE
Has a clear focus or main point

Presents events in a chronological time or order

Has a well – developed plot

Uses sensory details

Uses the elements of a narrative

Uses effective sentence structure


FICTION NARRATIVES

Are literary texts that tells a story about


imagined people , events , and ideas . The
different forms of fiction narratives contain
literary elements such as character, setting ,
a sequence of events , and a theme. They
have well – developed conflict and
resolution , interesting and believable
elements, and a range of literary strategies/
Example 3:
FORMS OF FICTION NARRATIVES
1. Realistic fiction – portrays invented
characters and events in everyday
situations.

2. Fantasy stories- are highly


imaginative writing that contain
elements not found in real life.
Example 3:
FORMS OF FICTION NARRATIVES
3. Historical fiction- is about imaginary
people living in a real places and times
of history.

4. Mystery stories- present


unexplained or strange events that
characters are usually fictional people.
Example 3:
FORMS OF FICTION NARRATIVES
5. Myths – are fictional tales that
explains the actions of gods or heroes
or the origin of the elements of nature.

6.Legends – are widely told stories


about the past , one that may or may
not have foundation of fact.
Example 3:
FORMS OF FICTION NARRATIVES
7. Science fiction – is writing that tells
about imaginary events that involve
science or technology.

8. Tall tales- larger than life characters


in real-life settings . The characters can
perform amazing acts of strength and
Example 3:
ACTIVITY 9
The following are examples of fiction narratives . Which of these
narratives are you familiar with?

Realistic fiction: The secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett


Fantasy : The Harry Potter stories by J.K. Rowling
Historical fiction: The Prince and the Pauper
Mystery stories: The Hound of the Baskervilles” and other Sherlock
Holmes mysteries
Myths : “ The Twelve Labors of Hercules”by Walker Brents
Mythology by Edith Hamilton
Legends : Stories about King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table
Science fiction: The Fun They Had by Isaac Asimov
Tall tales: Stories About Pecos Bill , Bernardo Carpio
NON FICTION
Example 3: NARRATIVES
- are kind of literary texts that tells a story
about real people , events , and ideas .

- the different forms of nonfiction


narratives include well – developed conflict
and resolution , interesting , and believable
characters ,and a range of literary
strategies such as dialogue and suspense.
FORMS OF NARRATIVES
Personal – tell true stories about
events in a person’s life. They are also
called autobiographical narratives
Biographical narratives- are accounts
of a persons life written by someone
else .
-biographies can be short or book
length.
FORMS OF NARRATIVES
Diary and journal entries- are highly
personal experiences , thoughts and
feelings .

-the audience however is private,


unless the writer chooses to share the
diary and journal entries.
FORMS OF NARRATIVES
Diary and journal entries- are highly
personal experiences , thoughts and
feelings .

-the audience however is private,


unless the writer chooses to share the
diary and journal entries.
FORMS OF NARRATIVES
Blogs –are online journals that may
include autobiographical narratives,
reflections, opinions, and other types
of comments.

Eyewitness- accounts are nonfiction


writing that focus on historical or other
important events.
FORMS OF NARRATIVES
Memoirs- are accounts written by
somebody about meaningful scenes in
his/ her life experiences.
Reflective essay- presents personal
experiences that generally focus on
sharing observations and insights the
writer had while thinking about the
experiences.
ACTIVITY 10
On a piece of paper, write the titles of
nonfiction narratives you have read,
identify the type of nonfiction
narrative each one is . Exchange
papers with a classmate . Have peer
checking of your lists.
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DESCRITIVE WRITING
Expresses feelings and ideas about
real and imagined people, events,
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and ideas. It uses precise language


and sensory expressions to create
vivid images and figurative
language to express ideas in new ,
fresh , and interesting ways.
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EFFECTIVE DESCRIPTIVE ESSAY

.Has a clear focus and sense of


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purpose
.Uses sensory details and precise
words
. Presents details in logical order
FORMS OF DESCRITIVE
WRITING

Descriptive essays uses


words that involve the
senses to create a clear
picture of the subject
TRAVEL ESSAY

Use sensory words to


describe place
DEFINITION ESSAY

DESCRIBE something
abstract , for example
courage, or friendship ,
drawn from the writer’s
emotional experience
ACTIVITY 11

Do a library or online
search of descriptive
writing – descriptive
essays, travel essays, and
definition essays. Provide
yourself with atleast one
example.
EXPOSITORY WRITING
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CHARACTERISTIC OF EFFECTIVE
EXPOSITORY WRITING

Contains detailed information and explanation about a


specific topic

. Uses an effective introduction and conclusion

. Has a well- organized structure

. Uses a variety of sentence structures and transitions

. Uses effective and error-free sentence structure


FORMS OF EXPOSITORY WRITING

An analytical essay explores a topic by


supplying relevant information in the
form of facts ,examples, reasons, and
valid inferences.

The introductory paragraph presents a


thesis statement to support the writer’s
FORMS OF EXPOSITORY WRITING3

1. Compare and Contrast- essays that


explores similarities and
differences between two or more
things for a specific purpose .

2. A problem –solution essay presents


a problem and then offers solution
FORMS OF EXPOSITORY WRITING 3

3. Classification essay, writer organizes


a subject into categories and explains
category into which an item falls .

4. Cause and effect- traces the results


of an event or describes the reasons an
event happened.
FORMS OF EXPOSITORY WRITING 3

5. Pro-con essay- examines arguments


for and against an idea or topic

6. Newspapers and magazines aricles-


offers information about news and
events .They are typically factual and
they donot include the writer’s opinion
FORMS OF EXPOSITORY WRITING 3

7. Internet articles- are often like


newspapers and magazine articles.
-they include more visuals and may
also reflect genres other than
analytical essays.
8. On hand writing- often appear on
school test.
ACTIVITY 12 3

Do a library or online search for


exemplars of expository writing-
analytical essay, compare and contrast
essays, cause and effect essays and
others. Provide yourself atleast one
example. Have a short question and
answer session on each essay.
PERSUASIVE WRITING 3

Aims to convince the reader to adopt


an opinion or course of action .

. A strong persuasive text is logically


organized and clearly describes the
issue.
CHARACTERISTICS OF EFFECTIVE PERSUASIVE ESSAY
3

. Has a clear thesis on an issue


. Uses sound reasoning
. Uses powerful language
. Presents detailed and relevant ideas
. Presents alternatives and counter
arguments
. Uses clear organization/ error free
FORMS OF PERSUASIVE WRITING 3

-Essay that aims to influence the


attitudes or actions of a specific
audience on specific issues

1. Editorials- state the opinion of the


editiors and publishers of news
organization
FORMS OF PERSUASIVE WRITING 3

-An Op- ed(opposite editorial) piece is


an essay that tries to convince readers
with the writers views on an issue.

-the writer may not work for the


publication to express opinions / or has
an interesting point of view
FORMS OF PERSUASIVE WRITING 3

-Letters to the editor- are letters sent


to print and internet publications to
express opinions in response to
previously published articles.

Reviews- evaluate items and activities ,


such as books, movies plays and music
FORMS OF PERSUASIVE WRITING 3

-Advertisements- are paid


announcements that trytoconvince
people to buy something or do.

Propaganda- uses emotional appeal


and often biased , false , or misleading
information to persuade people
ACTIVITY 13 3

Form a group with six other classmates


.Create a collection of forms of
persuasive writing from various
sources. Provide question and answer
session on each group.
RESPONSES OF LITERATURE 3

Analyze and interpret an author’s


work.

They extend beyond literary works to


evaluate and discuss how and why the
text is effective or not effective.
EFFECTIVE INTERPRETATIVE RESPONSE
3

.Has clear thesis or controlling ideas


2

.Has an analysis and conclusion about


the meaning of the work
. Includes details and evidence from
the text to show understanding of the
text
. Includes personal insights
.Includes a discussion
FORMS OF RESPONSES
3

.Critical reviews evaluate books, plays,


2

Poetry, and other literary works.

.They may analyse the aesthetic effect


of an author’s use of language in
addition to responding to the content
of the writing.
FORMS OF RESPONSES
3

Compare and contrast- essays explore


2

similarities and differences between


two or more works of literature

Letters to authors- are letters directly


sent by readers to authors to share
their feelings and thoughts about a
literary work.
FORMS OF RESPONSES
3

Blog- comments on an authors Website


2

or retailer pages let readers share their


ideas about a work.

The readers expresses their opinion


and give interpretations of what are
authors work mean.
3

ACTIVITY 14 2

Create a portfolio of different forms of


responses to literature.

Give your own comments on each


response to a literary text in your
collection
Workplace and technical Writing
3

Is writing done on the job or as part of


the job, often in an office setting .

It usually communicates details about a


particular job or work project.

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