Analytical Exposition Unit 4
Analytical Exposition Unit 4
Note :
The first paragraph usually called thesis, in this part, usually about the writer’s
opinion about something. It also introduces topics and indicates the writer’s position.
The second part is argument. It consists of a point and elaboration sequence. Each
points must be supported by facts and evidence so as the reader can be influenced
with the arguments that the writer stated.
Reiteration. This part is for restates writer’s opinion more fully
Language Features:
1. Using relational process = Relationships between and among leaders,
workers, followers, partners, co-workers, etc. people knowing and caring
about people.
2. Using external conjunctions = Enhancing by linking to real world events
(Holocaust, the Final Solution, death trains)
3. Using internal conjunction = Elaborating and itemizing steps in an
argument (Firstly, secondly, next, finally)
4. Using causal conjunction = the cause of an event, because
5. Using contrastive conjunction = but, nevertheless
6. Using simple present tense = Bruno is quiet boy
7. Focusing on generic human and non-human participants, e.g.: car,
pollution, leaded petrol car
8. Using abstract noun, e.g.: policy, government
9. Using relational processes, e.g.: It is important
10. Using modal verbs, e.g.: We must preserve
11. Using modal adverbs, e.g.: Certainly we.
12. Using passive sentence
This is your time to analyze an analytical
exposition
A. Choose one of the following topics!
1. The importance of exercising
2. The influence of siblings to childhood development
3. Boarding school Education
4. Are mobile phone necessary?
5. Students work harder than teachers
6. Children should not wear school uniforms
7. Birthdays should be celebrated
8. Television is Educational