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Description
Mind Map by Beth Maynard, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Beth Maynard
almost 11 years ago
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English writing - Text Types
- Letter
- Dear Sir/Madam = Yours faithfully
- Dear (Name) = Yours sincerely
- Your address on the
right, theirs on the
left
- Date goes under your address
- Date goes under your address
- To end an informal letter =
"Best wishes"
- Dear Sir/Madam = Yours faithfully
- Report
- Impersonal style
- Non-emotive
- Non-emotive
- Split into clear sections
- Sub-headings
- Sub-headings
- Factual style
- Finish with concluding recommendations
- What can be improved?
- What can be improved?
- Brackets for extra information
- First paragraph is an overview
- LIE - Just be reasonably realistic
- Balanced view
- Mostly in present tense
- Conclusion can be short
but should make a clear
point
- Impersonal style
- Review
- Clear title of what is being reviewed
- Back up opinions with
examples from the film
- Refer to other
films/genres/directors/actors
- Finish with a star rating
- Touches of humour for entertainment
- Final paragraph sums up views
- Would you recommend?
- Would you recommend?
- Technical vocab
- Clear title of what is being reviewed
- Speech
- First person to
address the listeners
- Personal pronouns
- Personal pronouns
- Connectives
to logically
order points
- Rhetorical questions
- Sometimes answer it for effect
- Sometimes answer it for effect
- Short paragraph can
give the central point
- Highly opinionated
- Repetition of key
phrases can be
memorable
- Lists of three
- To adults =
"Good afternoon
ladies and
gentlemen"
- To teenagers/children =
"Fellow peers"
- End with
"Thank you
for listening"
- First person to
address the listeners
- Leaflet
- Box and caption
where a picture
would go
- More than one image to show consistency
- More than one image to show consistency
- Chatty style
- Eye-catching headline
- Techniques
- Techniques
- Connectives to link ideas
- Sections with
separate headings
- Box and caption
where a picture
would go
- Article
- Short, eye-catching headline
- Quotes from sources and experts
- Anecdotes
- Link conclusion
to introduction
- First paragraph
introduces main
ideas
- Emotive vocab
- Finish strongly
- Finish strongly
- Short, eye-catching headline
- Travelogue
- Topic
sentence to
introduce the
paragraph
- Balance of opinion
- Mix of
opinion and
information
- Mix of
opinion and
information
- Adverbs to give depth
- Second person
- Range of sentence
structures
- Connectives
- Connectives
- Positive and
negative
juxtaposition
- Strong adjectives
- Strong adjectives
- Topic
sentence to
introduce the
paragraph
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