EAPP_ LESSON 1

A reading material that provides information that includes concepts and theories that are related to the specific discipline.

• Academic Text

• Creative writing

• Non-academic text

• Fiction

It provides the reader with a clear idea of the focus and aim of the text. It is accompanied by a thesis statement

• Conclusion

• Body

• Introduction

• Thesis Statement

The following are some tips for academic writing EXCEPT:

• Always use formal language.

• Be clear and concise and avoid repeating.

• Avoid exaggerations or hyperbole.

• It uses contractions (shortened verb forms)

This type of paper provides evaluation or reviews of work published in scholarly journals.

• Dissertation

• Review paper

• Position Paper

• Concept Paper

This is a personal research written by a candidate for a college or university.

• Conference paper

• Academic Essay

• Dissertation

• Position Paper

A writing that is not intended for an academic audience. It may be personal, impressionistic, emotional, or subjective in nature.

• Academic Writing

• Non-academic Writing

• Formal Writing

Are written for a general audience and provide news or information about current events

• Magazine features

• Fictional works

• Newspaper articles

Most non-academic writings do not include references, citations or a list of sources.

• Fact

• Bluff

• Maybe

 Usually, academic texts follow the three-part essay structure: introduction, body and .

What does it mean by EAPP?

English in Academic and __________Purposes.