Social function of the Analytical Exposition is to persuade the readers or the listeners that something in the case, to analyze or to explain.
Generic structure:
- Thesis ( usually includes a preview argument. It introduces topics and indicates the writer's position)
- Arguments (consists of a point and elaboration sequence. The number of points may vary, but each must be supported by discussion and evidence)
- Reiteration ( restates the position more forcefully in the light of the arguments presented)
Language Features:
- emotive words such as; alarmed, worried
- words the quality statements such as, usual probably
- words that link arguments such as; firstly, however, on the other side, therefore
- usually use present tense
- compound and complex sentences
- using modals, general and abstract nouns
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