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Informative Essay. Final

This document provides information on informative writing. It defines informative writing as writing that informs readers about a particular topic through facts, analysis, and research. It discusses the main types of informative writing, including cause and effect, process, descriptive, compare and contrast, and problem and solution. It also outlines the typical structure of an informative essay, including an introduction, body, and conclusion. The introduction should contain a hook, background information, and thesis statement. The body should develop the main points of the thesis with examples and details. The conclusion should summarize the main ideas and key points.

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Informative Essay. Final

This document provides information on informative writing. It defines informative writing as writing that informs readers about a particular topic through facts, analysis, and research. It discusses the main types of informative writing, including cause and effect, process, descriptive, compare and contrast, and problem and solution. It also outlines the typical structure of an informative essay, including an introduction, body, and conclusion. The introduction should contain a hook, background information, and thesis statement. The body should develop the main points of the thesis with examples and details. The conclusion should summarize the main ideas and key points.

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Informative Writing

What is an informative
writing?
Informative Writing
• Informs the readers about a particular topic or
interest
• Provides facts that will educate the readers by:
a. looking at its importance
b. analyzing its relationship with other topics or
issues
c. researching about a topic
Types of informative Writing
• Cause and Effect
• Process
• Descriptive
• Compare and Contrast
• Problem and Solution
Types of informative Writing
• Cause and Effect
- Shows a relationship between the cause of
something and the effect that follows as a
result
Types of informative Writing
• Process
- Shows the step-by-step directions or
guidance in doing something
Types of informative Writing
• Descriptive
- Shows a description of a person, place or
thing in such a way that a picture is formed
in the reader's mind
Types of informative Writing
• Compare and Contrast
- Shows the similarities and differences
between two or more topics
Types of informative Writing
• Problem and Solution
- shows a problem and then suggests one or
more solutions
Structure of an Informative Writing
• a clear opening
• general information about the topic
• more specific information
• a summarizing conclusion
• an interesting and easy-to- read layout
Structure of an Informative Writing
Example:

I. Introduction
II. Body
III. Conclusion
Introduction
Introduction
• The Introduction sets the tone of the essay.
• The topic is introduced here.
• Also introduced are the general points that will be
discussed in the remaining paragraphs.
• It contains the hook and the thesis statement.
3 Main Parts of an Introduction
1. Hook
2. Background Information
3. Thesis Statement
3 Main Parts of an Introduction
1. Hook
• The introduction will determine the impression that you
will make on your readers, so it is important to combine
your well written thesis statement with an appropriate
“attention getter”.
• The hook is the opening sentence or sentences that aim
to capture attention of the reader. It should help decide
to continue reading the rest of the composition.
Introduction

People need exercise to stay healthy. Adults


should exercise 20 minutes daily, but most people do
not. Activities like swimming, lifting weights, and
playing sports are often inconvenient or too
expensive. The best type of exercise is walking
because it is easy, convenient, and usually done
outside.
3 Main Parts of an Introduction
2. Background Information
- Gives a little information about the topic
- Gives main points (why the topic is important)
Introduction

People need exercise to stay healthy. Adults


should exercise 20 minutes daily, but most people do
not. Activities like swimming, lifting weights, and
playing sports are often inconvenient or too
expensive. The best type of exercise is walking
because it is easy, convenient, and usually done
outside.
3 Main Parts of an Introduction
3. Thesis Statement
• It conveys the central idea that an entire composition
will develop.
• It has three main parts:
- topic/ argument/ claim
- limitation of the scope of discussion
- order of ideas to be discussed
Introduction

People need exercise to stay healthy. Adults


should exercise 20 minutes daily, but most people do
not. Activities like swimming, lifting weights, and
playing sports are often inconvenient or too
expensive. The best type of exercise is walking
because it is easy, convenient, and usually done
outside.
Body
Body
• Longest part of the essay
• Where to write arguments
• Explain main points
• Give experiences
Body
Walking is easy. When exercise is too difficult, people stop doing it. However,
when exercise is too simple, people often enjoy it and continue to do it. Also, easy
activities cause fewer injuries and less pain than strenuous activities. Walking is great
exercise because it is simple and pleasant to do.

Walking is convenient. A person can walk anywhere in the city, country, or mountains.
Many other forms of exercise require special equipment or locations. For example,
swimming requires a pool. Lifting weights requires barbells and benches. Walking can be
done anytime and anywhere without special preparation.

Walking is often done outside. During exercise, the body procedures chemicals
called endorphins and serotonin, which calm stress and make people feel happy.
Scientists found that people who spend time outdoors in nature feel happier than people
who do not. Walking outside helps mental and physical health.
Conclusion
Conclusion
First Sentence- reviews the main idea of the thesis
statement in different words.
Walking is an ideal exercise. It is easier than
many other sports. It is also more than
convenient than many other activities, as a
person can do it almost any time or place. Finally,
walking is usually done outside, which helps
people feel happy and less stressed. Everyone
who wants regular exercise should try walking.
Conclusion
Middle Sentences- review the 3- body paragraph

Walking is an ideal exercise. It is easier than


many other sports. It is also more than convenient
than many other activities, as a person can do it
almost any time or place. Finally, walking is
usually done outside, which helps people feel
happy and less stressed. Everyone who wants
regular exercise should try walking.
Conclusion
Last Sentence- tells the result or consequence based
on the thesis statement
Walking is an ideal exercise. It is easier than
many other sports. It is also more than
convenient than many other activities, as a
person can do it almost any time or place. Finally,
walking is usually done outside, which helps
people feel happy and less stressed. Everyone
who wants regular exercise should try walking.
How do you write an
effective informative
writing?
References:

Lapid, M. (2018). English and Communication Arts and Skills Through Afro- Asian
Literature 8 (8th edition). Phoenix Publishing House, Inc.

ClickView Pty Limited. (2009). Informative Report Writing Skills. Learn 360 District.
https://learn360.infobase.com/titles/94202

English Unit. (2019, August 28). How to write an essay: Body paragraphs. YouTube.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UGM_TZQpIyk&t=75s

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