R & W (PART 1)

is the "flipside" of reading, that is, when we
write, we read. The process of this depends upon
reading before, during, and after the act of creating

• Reading passage

• Writing

• Text-conversation exercises.

• Reading and Writing

can be linked to a writing exercise by
having students examine the placement of commas, full
stops, question marks, and inverted commas in dialogue
writing.

• Reading passage

• Writing

• Text-conversation exercises.

• Reading and Writing

Another way of connecting reading with writing is
_______________. An example is
converting formal and informal letters, and vice-versa.
Introduction.

• Reading passage

• Writing

• Text-conversation exercises.

• Reading and Writing

have also been conventionally
connected in paraphrasing and summary exercises. It
may also be a diagram or a flowchart - of the people in
authority in a school - or a family tree

• Reading passage

• Writing

• Text-conversation exercises.

• Reading and Writing

Classification of Discourse

a type of discourse that makes the audience aware of

the topic of discussion. Definition and Comparative analysis of different ideas and

beliefs are examples of discourse __________.

• Argument

• Exposition

• Narration

• Descriptive

a type of discourse that relies on stories, folklore, or
drama as a medium of communication. Stage Play and more are
examples of this.

• Argument

• Exposition

• Narration

• Descriptive

a type of discourse that describes something about the
senses. It enables the audience to develop a mental picture of what is
being discussed. Novels or essays are discourse examples.

• Argument

• Exposition

• Narration

• Descriptive

a type of discourse that is based on logic and, through
correct reasoning, tries to motivate the audience. Examples of
this include lecture, essays, and prose.

• Argument

• Exposition

• Narration

• Descriptive

It is a type of literary conversation which focuses on the expression of feelings,

ideas, imaginations, events and places through specific rhymes and rhythms.

• Poetic Discourse

• Literary Discourse

• Literature

• Expressive Discourse

makes use of common words in appealing ways to present feelings and emotions

• Poetic Discourse

• Literary Discourse

• Literature

• Expressive Discourse