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what is different between poems and expository
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∙ 10y ago
Both expository texts and poems aim to communicate ideas or emotions to the reader through language. However, they differ in terms of structure and style – expository texts are typically more straightforward and informative, while poems often use imagery, metaphors, and other literary devices to evoke sensory responses and create an emotional impact on the reader.
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∙ 14y agono i dont think so
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What is the main difference between the organization of a narrative text and an expository text?
A narrative text and an expository text can both describe events or ideas. However, the expository text is geared towards explaining or breaking down the ideas. Narrative text just objectively relays information.
What is a text description?
'Description Text' is a phrase used by very young English 'Teachers' whose poor education has not included the word 'expository'. Expository dialogue is speech between characters describing something. Expository text is simple narrative describing something from the author's point of view.
What are some genres on expository text?
The three types of expository leads are quotes, sayings and questions.
Which type of text expository narrative would be best for an broad overview of factual events?
Expository
How do text features aid understanding of expository text?
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Can a expository text have a climax?
yep cauze it always has it you just dont no it
Which strategy should use first when reading an expository text?
c
How is stretching ourselves simalar to an expository text?
I really don't know
Which strategy should you use first when reading an expository text?
c
What does persuasive and expository text have in common?
When you summarize they look for the best reasons
Can you give an example of a expository text?
An expository test is one that contains no original research. Any beginning textbook would fall into this category.
Is a limerick an example of an expository text?
No, a limerick is not an example of an expository text. Limericks are short, humorous poems with a specific rhyming scheme, often focusing on a funny or nonsensical topic. Expository texts, on the other hand, aim to inform, explain, or describe a topic in a straightforward and objective manner.
