Types Of Expository Writing PDF

Types of Expository Writing Course Code: Instructor: Expository English Overview The following topics will be covered in this lecture: What is descriptive writing Characteristics of descriptive writing  Objectives At the end of the lesson, learners will be able to: Understanding the conc...

Types of Expository Writing Course Code: Instructor: Expository English Overview The following topics will be covered in this lecture: What is descriptive writing Characteristics of descriptive writing  Objectives At the end of the lesson, learners will be able to: Understanding the concept of descriptive writing. Develop the basics of descriptive writing.  Types of Expository Writing 1 2 3 4 5 6 Descriptive Process Classification analysis Illustration Cause and Comparative effect analysis  Descriptive Writing What is Descriptive writing? Descriptive language is a technique used to add depth to a piece of writing. It’s the way that authors bring characters to life and create imaginative settings.  Descriptive Writing For Instance In a descriptive essay, the primary goal is to make the reader feel like they are experiencing the subject the author has describing. For example, let’s say you’ve been assigned to write a descriptive essay about the role pizza plays in your campus culture. Sweet relief came over me when I got that notification text saying my pizza had arrived. My stomach was roaring; it was 2:00 a.m. and I hadn’t eaten since dinner at 6:00. Characteristics of Descriptive Writing The three fundamental characteristics of The element that needs descriptive writing are as follow: to be kept in mind is that the writer must A provoke the sensations C of the audience. The description can be of anything. A place, a person, an object, an event and so on. The reader should imagine him in the description or feels that his thoughts are B responding to the situation.  How To Be Descriptive In Your Writing There are several ways to use descriptive writing in your text. We’ll cover a few of them below and provide examples. 1. Engage senses by using details. The bakery smelled good. ↓ As soon as I walked into the bakery, I was greeted by the warm, intoxicating air of freshly baked cookies.  How To Be Descriptive In Your Writing 2. Use precise synonyms. She wore a red dress. ↓ She wore a scarlet-colored dress.  How To Be Descriptive In Your Writing 3. Use metaphors, similes, personification, or other figures of speech. I was excited. ↓ I felt like a young boy on Christmas morning getting ready to open all his presents.  5 tips for writing descriptive 1- Cut out obvious descriptions 2- Use surprising words For instance, if you want to For instance, writing a sentence like, describe a rainy day, the easy way “The blue sky was dotted with white, to describe it would be to mention fluffy clouds.” “the stormy sky”—but something a little more unique could be “the For the most part, when someone angry sky” or “the boiling sky.” hears the word “sky,” they’ll picture it blue, and when they picture clouds, Brainstorm common adjectives they’ll picture them “white” and “fluffy.” and other describing words and Adjectives like these are unnecessary use them in unique ways to keep and can bog down your writing. your writing fresh and interesting.  5 tips for writing descriptive 3- Remember sensory details. 4- Read good examples of descriptive writing. Sprinkling in specific details that appeal Look up a few of your favorite books or to readers’ five senses (sight, hearing, short stories and see how other writers taste, touch, and smell) will bring your do it. scenes to life and make them feel richer and more interesting. Pay attention to what they do that you like whether it’s only writing their description in simple sentence structure or making sure that the following sentences include strong action to counteract the description.  5 tips for writing descriptive 5- Be wary of over-description.. For instance, if you say “The cabin room was sparse except for the looming stuffed grizzly in the corner,” Readers can fill in the details for themselves without you needing to describe the floorboards, the windows, the bedsheets, and what your character had for dinner last week  Sample Passage The garden was a lush, vibrant haven filled with colorful flowers. Tall, sturdy oak trees lined the perimeter, their broad, green leaves rustling gently in the breeze. Delicate, fragrant roses bloomed in various shades of red and pink, adding a sweet scent to the air. A winding, cobblestone path meandered through the garden, leading to a tranquil, sparkling pond at the center. Crystal-clear water reflected the bright, blue sky, and small, silver fish darted just beneath the surface. Soft, plush grass carpeted the ground, inviting visitors to sit and enjoy the serenity of the space. Activity 1 Q: Write a descriptive outline on the following topic: My dream house Describing scenery Skills and subskills: vocabulary and writing THANK YOU Insert the Subtitle of Your Presentation References https://perfectessaywriting.com/blog/purpose-of-descriptive-writing https://www.tutopiya.com/exam-tips/descriptive-writing-5-tips/ https://www.papertrue.com/blog/descriptive-essay/ https://www.tutopiya.com/exam-tips/descriptive-writing-5-tips/ https://www.masterclass.com/articles/how-to-use-descriptive-writing-to improve-your-story