Properties Of A Well-Written Text PDF

Writing Well-written Text Objectives Analyze a given text in terms of its organization. Distinguish between coherence and cohesion. Identify the differences between a well-written text from a badly written text. Evaluate the organization of a given text. Writing Contents I. Or...

Writing Well-written Text Objectives Analyze a given text in terms of its organization. Distinguish between coherence and cohesion. Identify the differences between a well-written text from a badly written text. Evaluate the organization of a given text. Writing Contents I. Organization II. Coherence and Cohesion III. Language use IV. Mechanics I. Paragraph  Is a group of sentences put together and deals with one particular idea. Topic sentence Controlling idea Supporting sentences Concluding sentence Structure of a Text Introduction  This part prepares the readers for the information that they are about to read from the text.  Contains the Thesis Statement  Part that the interest of the readers Structure of a Text body  This part develops the thesis statement. It gives examples, details, facts, or reasons to support the statement. Structure of a Text conclusion  This part ties the ideas in the text together and leaves the reader with a sense of completion.  Thesis statement is being restated  Recommendation and prediction II. Cohesion  refers to the unity of ideas in a paragraph. Every supporting detail in a paragraph supports the main idea (the topic sentence).  Within sentence level in a paragraph Coherence  is the quality of being logical and well organized. Logical Order  Chronological  Spatial  Emphatic  Order of importance  Compare and Contrast  Topical