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    Classification: Is A Text Structure That Writers Use To Sort Items or Ideas Into Categories According To Commonalities

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    Classification is a text structure that writers use to organize ideas or items into categories based on their similarities. To classify, a writer decides on a main topic, divides it into subtopics, and provides details about each subtopic or further divides the subtopics into categories, explaining each one. Examples of classification include dividing a narrative story by its plot elements or sorting animal kinds into the animal kingdom.

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    Classification is a text structure that writers use to organize ideas or items into categories based on their similarities. To classify, a writer decides on a main topic, divides it into subtopics, and provides details about each subtopic or further divides the subtopics into categories, explaining each one. Examples of classification include dividing a narrative story by its plot elements or sorting animal kinds into the animal kingdom.

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    Classification is a text structure that writers use to organize ideas or items into categories based on their similarities. To classify, a writer decides on a main topic, divides it into subtopics, and provides details about each subtopic or further divides the subtopics into categories, explaining each one. Examples of classification include dividing a narrative story by its plot elements or sorting animal kinds into the animal kingdom.

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    CLASSIFICATION

    Is a text structure that writers use to sort items or


    split it into parts for the purpose of providing clarity
    ideas into categories according to
    and description.
    commonalities.

    EXAMPLES
    PROCESS IN CLASSIFYING
    1. Decide on a main topic. 1. STORY (NARRATIVE STRUCTURE)
    2. ANIMAL KINGDOM
    2. Divide the main topic into two or more subtopics.

    3. For each subtopic, provide information and details to clarify


    and explain, or divide each subtopic further by creating
    categories for each subtopic.
    Cues
    • finally
    4. If categories have been developed, provide information and • In addition
    details to clarify and explain each category. • First
    5. Begin writing following the proper format. • To begin with
    • On the other hand
    • For example
    • then

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