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Expository Writing

Expository writing serves to inform, describe, explain, define, and clarify concepts through clear communication. It is focused on presenting facts and data without revealing the writer's opinions, ensuring the reader understands the subject matter even without prior knowledge. Different types of expository writing include cause and effect, compare and contrast, descriptive, process narration, and problem and solution. Writers should consider their audience and the specific purpose of their writing to effectively convey information and enhance understanding.

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Expository Writing

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  1. Expository Writing

  2. Purpose of expository writing • Inform • Describe • Explain • Define • Clarify • Instruct by giving information • Explaining why or how • Clarifying a process • Defining a concept • Describe a process or situation

  3. Well written expository • Remains focused on topic • Lists events in chronological order • Does not reveal the opinion of the writer • Assumes reader has no prior knowledge

  4. Types of Expository Writing • Cause and Effect • Compare and Contrast • Descriptive • Process Narration • Problem and Solution

  5. ?Questions to ask? • What are you trying to explain? • Who is your audience? • What is the purpose of this writing?

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