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    Analytical exposition is a text that elaborates the writer's idea about a topic to persuade readers of its importance. It consists of an introduction stating the writer's position and previewing arguments, followed by explanations supporting the position, and concluding by restating the position. Connectives help order and evaluate arguments, contrast ideas, compare concepts, and explain relationships between facts to logically support a conclusion.

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    Analytical Exposition

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    Analytical exposition is a text that elaborates the writer's idea about a topic to persuade readers of its importance. It consists of an introduction stating the writer's position and previewing arguments, followed by explanations supporting the position, and concluding by restating the position. Connectives help order and evaluate arguments, contrast ideas, compare concepts, and explain relationships between facts to logically support a conclusion.

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    Analytical exposition is a text that elaborates the writer's idea about a topic to persuade readers of its importance. It consists of an introduction stating the writer's position and previewing arguments, followed by explanations supporting the position, and concluding by restating the position. Connectives help order and evaluate arguments, contrast ideas, compare concepts, and explain relationships between facts to logically support a conclusion.

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    Analytical Exposition

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    Analytical exposition is a text that elaborates the writer's idea about a topic to persuade readers of its importance. It consists of an introduction stating the writer's position and previewing arguments, followed by explanations supporting the position, and concluding by restating the position. Connectives help order and evaluate arguments, contrast ideas, compare concepts, and explain relationships between facts to logically support a conclusion.

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    ANALYTICAL EXPOSITION

    TEXT
    What is analytical
    exposition?

    Analytical exposition is a text that


    elaborates the writer’s idea about the
    idea, phenomenon, case, or issue around
    us.
    Social Function
    Social function of the text to persuade the reader that
    the idea or the issue is important.
    Generic Structure
    Thesis : Introducing the topic and indicating the writer’s position. It
    consists of the author’s point of view, preview of the arguments that will
    follow in the next section, and a question or emotional statement to get
    audience attention.

    Arguments : Explaining the arguments to support the writer’s position.


    This part is significant to support about the thesis.

    Reiteration/Conclusion : Repeating the writer’s position.


    CONNECTIVES

    Ordering and Firstly, secondly, after, then, finally,


    furthermore, ultimately, the most important
    Evaluating …., another important …, most of all …

    Although, however, whereas, on the other


    Contrast hand, yet, unlike

    Comparison Also, in addition, as well as, neither, similarly

    Because, since, as, therefore, thus, hence,


    Explaining consequently, as the result, due to …
    To make conclusion, we can use these
    expressions:

    In conclusion, …..


    From the facts above, ….
    Therefore, …….
    On this basis, …..
    To conclude, …..
    We state that ……..
    On the whole, ….
    We conclude that …
    From the statement, …….
    What do you think
    about this picture?
    Dangerous of Smoking
    Smoker today is the average age of adolescence to
    adulthood, and therefore we should be aware that
    smoking is not good for health. Before we are going to
    Thesis smoke, it is better to look at the fact. About 50
    thousands people die every year in Britain as direct result
    of smoking. Nearly a quarter of smokers die because of
    diseases caused by smoking.
    Firstly, because a smoker inhales a subtance which
    contains 43 carcinogenic compounds. What is carcinogen?
    It is a compound which causes cancer.
    Secondly, a smoker also inhales 400 other toxins
    including nicotine and tar. Nicotine leads to smoking
    addiction. Tar clogs the lungs and inhibits the body’s
    capacity to breathe, it causes lung and throat cancer,
    Argument heart disease, emphysema, bronchitis, and lung disorders.
    Thirdly, people who don’t smoke also suffer the
    effects of passive smoking. Especially if they live with a
    smoker. The dangers of passive smoking is particles from
    smoke in the air are smaller than in smoke drawn directly
    from a cigaratte, so it can penetrate deeper into the
    lungs if we inhale it.
    From the facts above smoking habit is very
    dangerous both in terms of education and health as well
    Conclusion as socio-economic. From an economic point of budget
    spending unnecessary or wasteful.

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