Hortatory Exposition Text

To persuade the reader or listener that something should or should not be done is the social function of .......

• Hortatory Exposition Text

• Analytical Exposition Text

• Descriptive Text

• Narative Text

• Review Text

The differences between Analytical and Hortatory Exposition Text are .........

• The differences are in Recommendation and Reiteration

• The difference is Thesis

• The difference is Arguments

• The difference is the Simple Present Tense

• The difference is Temporal Connectives

Firstly, Secondly, Lastly etc. are kinds of ........

• Modal adverbs

• Thinking Verbs

• Action Verb

• Abstract Noun

• Temporal Connectives

What is recommendation?

• To give advice or suggestion to the readers about an issue

• To present the announcement of an issue

• To Present a hot issue

• To present the reason for concern, leading to recommendation

• To present the interesting issue

Which one is called as expressions giving opinion, Except .......

• I think ....

• I Suggest .......

• Personally I think .....

• In my opinion ......

• I Believe that .......

"English Literature is Teach by my students now". The example of the sentence called as .....

• Passive Voice

• Active Voice

• Simple Past Tense

• Simple Past Continous Tense

• A sentence

Which one is the correct sentences below ......

• She watches a movie in the theater now

• She watching a movie in the theater now

• He played badminton in the school today

• Movie is watching by him in the theater now

• Badminton is playing by him now

The generic structure of hortatory exposition text are .......

• Thesis, Arguments and Recommendation

• Thesis, Arguments and Reiteration

• Thesis, Arguments and Conclusion

• Thesis, Arguments and Resolution

• Thesis, Arguments and Complication

"Secondly, Technology is something youth nowadays have got so accustomed to that without it, they operate less efficiently". the temporal connectives is ......

• Secondly,

• Efficiently

• Technology

• Nowadays

• Accustomed

To present the reasons for concern, leading to recommendation is called as .....

• Thesis

• Arguments

• Recommendation

• Reiteration

• Conclusion