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Analytical Exposition Text

Analytical exposition text presents a specific viewpoint supported by arguments and evidence, aiming to persuade the reader. It has a structured format including a thesis, arguments, and a conclusion, and features an objective tone, logical reasoning, and complex vocabulary. The writing process involves selecting a topic, researching evidence, developing a thesis, and articulating arguments and conclusions.

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Analytical Exposition Text

Analytical exposition text presents a specific viewpoint supported by arguments and evidence, aiming to persuade the reader. It has a structured format including a thesis, arguments, and a conclusion, and features an objective tone, logical reasoning, and complex vocabulary. The writing process involves selecting a topic, researching evidence, developing a thesis, and articulating arguments and conclusions.

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Analytical

Exposition Text
Analytical exposition text is a type of text that presents a specific point of view
or opinion on a particular topic, supported by arguments and evidence. This
style of writing is often used to persuade or influence the reader's
understanding.
by Ardian
Structure of Analytical Exposition Text
Thesis Arguments Conclusion

The main argument or position The supporting points that A summary of the main points
that the writer wants to convey. strengthen the thesis and a reaffirmation of the
statement. thesis.
Characteristics of Analytical
Exposition Text

1 Objective Tone 2 Logical Reasoning


The writing should be formal and impersonal, The arguments presented must be logically
avoiding subjective language. structured and supported with evidence.

3 Use of Modality 4 Complex Vocabulary


The text may use modal verbs like "should," Analytical exposition texts often use more
"must," or "can" to express the writer's sophisticated and technical language.
stance.
Purpose of Analytical Exposition Text
Persuasion Explanation
The primary goal is to persuade the reader to The text aims to explain a particular issue or
accept the writer's point of view. phenomenon in-depth.

Evaluation Justification
Analytical exposition can be used to critically The text provides justifications for the writer's
evaluate a topic or situation. opinions and conclusions.
Example of Analytical Exposition Text
Thesis 1
The increasing use of social media has
had a negative impact on teenagers'
mental health. 2 Argument 1
Social media can lead to increased
feelings of anxiety and depression due to
Argument 2 3 constant comparison with others.
Excessive social media use can disrupt
sleep patterns and reduce the amount of
time spent on offline activities. 4 Conclusion
Therefore, it is crucial for parents and
schools to promote healthy social media
habits and provide support for teenagers'
mental well-being.
Steps to Write Analytical Exposition
Text
Determine the Topic
Choose a topic that you have strong opinions and arguments about.

Research and Gather Evidence


Collect reliable information and data to support your thesis.

Develop the Thesis Statement


Clearly state your position or opinion on the topic.

Write the Arguments


Provide well-reasoned arguments to support your thesis.

Write the Conclusion


Summarize the key points and reaffirm your stance.
Language Features of Analytical
Exposition Text

Formal Language Modality Technical Logical


Vocabulary Connectors
The text uses a formal Modal verbs like
and objective tone, "should," "must," and The text may include Words like "therefore,"
avoiding colloquial "can" are used to more specialized and "in conclusion," and
expressions. express the writer's complex vocabulary "consequently" are
stance. related to the topic. used to link ideas.
Benefits of Learning Analytical
Exposition Text
Improved Critical Thinking Developing the ability to analyze and evaluate
information objectively.

Enhanced Persuasive Skills Learning to present compelling arguments and


influence the reader's perspective.

Stronger Writing Skills Mastering the structure and language features of


analytical exposition text.

Deeper Understanding Gaining in-depth knowledge about various topics


through research and analysis.

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