You need to be prepared in order to write successful non-fiction texts in your exam or controlled assessment. Think ahead about content, organisation, accuracy and vocabulary, and consider the genre, audience, style and purpose of your writing.

Overview: non-fiction texts

You will be asked to write different non-fiction texts with different purposes and audiences. They may be of specific lengths. You might be asked to:

Describe a person or a place.
Give information or instructions.
Persuade a person or group of people.
Argue a point of view.
Express an opinion on a topic.
Analyse some information.

You will need to think about:

Content: what do you want to say?
Organisation:how should you lay out and structure your writing?
Accuracy: how good is your spelling and punctuation?
Vocabulary: how many interesting words are you familiar with?

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GCSE english language Note on Untitled, created by Tiffany Rice on 05/19/2013.

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