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    Task 2 (M4 LA3)

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    The document analyzes the language features used in 4 advertisements. 1) The first ad for Nike shoes uses imperative sentences to persuade readers and imply the shoes will help achieve goals. 2) The second ad for Sargento snacks uses a disjunctive clause to suggest their snacks are superior sources of protein. 3) The third ad for donuts describes them as always fresh and the best in town through comparative and superlative adjectives. 4) The fourth ad for soap uses a compound word and imperative sentence to imply the product will re-energize the user.

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    Task 2 (M4 LA3)

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    The document analyzes the language features used in 4 advertisements. 1) The first ad for Nike shoes uses imperative sentences to persuade readers and imply the shoes will help achieve goals. 2) The second ad for Sargento snacks uses a disjunctive clause to suggest their snacks are superior sources of protein. 3) The third ad for donuts describes them as always fresh and the best in town through comparative and superlative adjectives. 4) The fourth ad for soap uses a compound word and imperative sentence to imply the product will re-energize the user.

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    The document analyzes the language features used in 4 advertisements. 1) The first ad for Nike shoes uses imperative sentences to persuade readers and imply the shoes will help achieve goals. 2) The second ad for Sargento snacks uses a disjunctive clause to suggest their snacks are superior sources of protein. 3) The third ad for donuts describes them as always fresh and the best in town through comparative and superlative adjectives. 4) The fourth ad for soap uses a compound word and imperative sentence to imply the product will re-energize the user.

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    Task 2 (M4 LA3)

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    Denny Woker
    The document analyzes the language features used in 4 advertisements. 1) The first ad for Nike shoes uses imperative sentences to persuade readers and imply the shoes will help achieve goals. 2) The second ad for Sargento snacks uses a disjunctive clause to suggest their snacks are superior sources of protein. 3) The third ad for donuts describes them as always fresh and the best in town through comparative and superlative adjectives. 4) The fourth ad for soap uses a compound word and imperative sentence to imply the product will re-energize the user.

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    Statement / line Evidence

    Ads that have Choice of word Meaning Lexico- Grammatical Features


    implied meaning
    Ads 1 The shoe works The Nike Sweet “The shoe works Imperative Sentence
    if you do Classic High is if you do”gives a - The sentences “Stay fly, stay fresh, and get
    comfortable while message that the yourself a pair” and “Just do it” are persuasive. It
    still remaining in shoe will work and arises the readers’ impulse to buy the product.
    style. With great help us carry out
    quality and a wide daily activities
    variety of color when we do it.
    options, these These shoes will
    sneakers are perfect give comfort and
    for casual use. Stay style to the wearer.
    fly, stay fresh, and
    get yourself a pair.
    Ads 2 We’re Real Real cheese people “We’re Real Disjunctive Clasue
    Cheese People know which snack Cheese People” - The sentences “Real Cheese People know which
    leads the protein gives a message Snack Leads the Protein Pack.We’re Real Cheese
    pack. that the people who People”give the readers sense of closeness.
    choose Sargento
    snacks are people
    who know that
    sargento is a snack
    that has very good
    and high protein
    content than other
    foods
    Ads 3 Your lovely Always fresh It means that these Comparative and Superlative Adjective
    breakfast Best in town donuts are foods - Use superlative adjective
    that are very “Always fresh,
    suitable for eating
    as a breakfast Best in town” the word “Best” gives impression and
    menu because they convince people that this product is the best donut in
    are always fresh the town.
    and best in the city
    Ads 4 Turn up the Re-energize It means that when Compound Word
    energy of your we use the soap, - The word “Re-energize “ is eye catching. Easy to
    day we will feel as if remember
    the soap provides a - Imperative sentence
    sensation of “Turn up the energy of your day” is persuasive in the
    increasing our advertisement.
    energy in living
    everyday life.

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