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    The document defines discourse as an orderly and extended expression of connected thought on a subject. It discusses four traditional forms of discourse: narration, which tells a story; exposition/expository, which informs and explains; persuasive/argumentation, which persuades through proofs; and description/descriptive, which uses vivid sensory details. Examples are then provided for narrative text from Genesis, descriptive text about a plane crash, and instructions for writing exercises in different forms of discourse.

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    The document defines discourse as an orderly and extended expression of connected thought on a subject. It discusses four traditional forms of discourse: narration, which tells a story; exposition/expository, which informs and explains; persuasive/argumentation, which persuades through proofs; and description/descriptive, which uses vivid sensory details. Examples are then provided for narrative text from Genesis, descriptive text about a plane crash, and instructions for writing exercises in different forms of discourse.

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    The document defines discourse as an orderly and extended expression of connected thought on a subject. It discusses four traditional forms of discourse: narration, which tells a story; exposition/expository, which informs and explains; persuasive/argumentation, which persuades through proofs; and description/descriptive, which uses vivid sensory details. Examples are then provided for narrative text from Genesis, descriptive text about a plane crash, and instructions for writing exercises in different forms of discourse.

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    Reading and Writing

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    The document defines discourse as an orderly and extended expression of connected thought on a subject. It discusses four traditional forms of discourse: narration, which tells a story; exposition/expository, which informs and explains; persuasive/argumentation, which persuades through proofs; and description/descriptive, which uses vivid sensory details. Examples are then provided for narrative text from Genesis, descriptive text about a plane crash, and instructions for writing exercises in different forms of discourse.

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    READING

    6.53
    AND
    WRITING
    DISCOURSE
    - AN ORDERLY AND EXTENDED EXPRESSION OF
    CONNECTED THOUGHT ON A SUBJECT.

    - MORE THAN JUST A STRING OF INDIVIDUAL TARGET


    SEGMENTS JOINED TOGETHER IN SERIES, SINCE
    EACH SEGMENT IS LIABLE TO INFLUENCE THE
    SEGMENTS THAT SURROUND IT. THE PRECISE FORM
    THAT THESE INFLUENCES TAKE IS DETERMINED BY
    THE PARTICULAR LANGUAGE IN QUESTION.

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    4 TRADITIONAL FORMS OF DISCOURSE
    NARRATION EXPOSITION/EXPOSITORY
    - A PROCESS OF NARRATING OR TELLING - IT INFORMS, EXPLAINS, EXPOUNDS AND
    A STORY. INTERPRETS.
    - AN INCIDENT, ANECDOTE, HISTORICAL - INCLUDES EXEMPLIFICATION OR
    ACCOUNT, AUTOBIOGRAPHY, CLASSIFICATION, COMPARISON AND
    BIOGRAPHY OR NOVEL. CONTRAST, CAUSE AND EFFECT AND
    PROBLEM-SOLUTION.

    PERSUASIVE/ARGUMENTATION
    DESCRIPTION/ DESCRIPTIVE
    - PERSUADES READERS THROUGH
    - USES SENSORY WRITING WITH RICH
    PROOFS OF THE WRITER’S VIEWS.
    AND VIVID DETAILS THAT APPEAL TO
    MAN’S FIVE SENSES.

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    A. NARRATIVE TEXT
    EXCERPT FROM THE CREATION OF THE WORLD (GENESIS
    1: 1-4)

    IN THE BEGINNING, GOD CREATED THE HEAVEN AND THE


    EARTH. THE EARTH WAS WITHOUT FORM AND VOID, AND
    DARKNESS WAS OVER THE FACE OF THE DEEP. AND THE
    SPIRIT OF GOD WAS HOVERING OVER THE FACE OF THE
    WATERS.

    AND GOD SAID, “LET THERE BE LIGHT”, AND THERE WAS


    LIGHT. AND GOD SAW THAT THE LIGHT WAS GOOD.

    AND GOD SEPARATED THE LIGHT FROM DARKNESS. GOD


    CALLED THE LIGHT DAY, AND THE DARKNESS HE CALLED
    NIGHT. AND THERE WAS EVENING AND THERE WAS
    MORNING, THE FIRST DAY.

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    DESCRIPTIVE TEXT
    LAST FEBRUARY 1, 1999, FIVE CREW AND 99 PASSENGERS
    DIED ON CEBU PACIFIC’S FLIGHT 387. ONE OF THE
    PASSENGERS WAS CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGIST RENE
    VICTOR R. AGBAYANI, THE BROTHER OF THIS WRITER. TWO
    DAYS PRIOR TO THE ACCIDENT, I DREAMED OF HIM.

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    EXPOSITORY TEXT

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    EXERCISES
    1. Describe a person who had a
    great impact on you.
    2. Narrate about the happiest
    day of your life.
    3. Explain your favorite hobby.
    4. Share your views regarding a
    current issue.

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    THANK YOU

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