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30-Apr-2006, 19:19
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 Re: text analysis More thoughts on this text. Intro should be "Statement of Position" explaining the aims of the exposition. In this case, I think it's a general "introduction". Areas that the student needs to work on...I think the genre of exposition in general. Then shematic structure. Also modality...overuse of can. Linking expressions..Not sure if I would put this in Mode? What do you think? |
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30-Apr-2006, 22:11
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 Re: text analysis Hey Frizzy,  just a few more thought on the text... The more i look at it i am in doubt whether its an exposition or a discussion!! what do you think?  Exposition argues a case and discussion discusses it i guess!!! How can i provide identity for this student? thanks |
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