LABLAB-DEMO 11 acad (2).pptx English acad

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1. Determining the author’s purpose and intended audience

2. Three way match Title of the printed text Intended audience Purpose 1. My first ABC’s a. babies Informative 2. The Ph times (newspaper) b. toddlers 3. Advance (sexy tabloid) c. Stand by/ street vendors 4. Deceptive heart ( fiction) d. Flight passengers 5. Chew, Baby! Chew! e. Animal enthusiasts 6. Dogs are better than cats f. Studens 7, chemistry 101 g,. Teenagers

3. asking yourself, "Why is the writer telling me about this?" or "What does the writer want me to know or do after reading this?"

4. To Persuade

5. To persuade is the first main type of author's purpose. Text written to persuade means the author's goal is to convince the reader to agree with the author. This might mean the author wants the reader to think or even act in a specific way.

6. they want to convince the reader to agree with an opinion, to inspire readers to take action, or to reaffirm a reader's existing beliefs.

7. Example: He persuaded his friend to go back to school. He would not let himself be persuaded into buying the more expensive stereo.

8. Form a group of three and do the following around the school campus. Record a video to show how were you able to use your persuasive skills to accomplish the following tasks.

9. Convince three person to sing “ happy birthday” to the tune of “Row, Row, Row your boat.” Convince three persons to do five jumping jacks and shout, “Arriba!” Persuade a student to take a “ groufie ” with all of the members of your group.

10. What are the things you need to consider in persuasion?

11. To Inform

12. The second main type of author's purpose is to inform. In this format, the author's goal is to enlighten the reader about real-world topics and provide facts on those topics.

13. Texts that are written to inform include reference materials and news articles.

14. Example: Essays Newspapers Textbooks scholarly journals

15. What is the main difference between a persuasive text and an informative text?

16. To Express

17. When an author writes to entertain, they want to interest the reader. Entertaining texts can be happy, sad, or even spooky, but their primary purpose is to draw the reader into the story.

18. Authors who write to entertain have the goal of telling a story or describing real or imaginary characters, places and events. This includes all pieces of fiction, which is literature that is not real.

19. Example: Stories Poems Plays Songs

20. What is the main feature of an expressive text?

21. Thank You!