Analytical Exposition Text

Passive voice is never used in analytical exposition texts.

A thesis presents the writer's point of view and gives a preview of the arguments.

A good conclusion summarizes all arguments and reinforces the writer's point of view.

An analytical exposition text usually uses past tense to show facts and opinions.

Causal conjunctions like “because” is often used in analytical exposition texts.

An analytical exposition text is a type of descriptive writing.

The conclusion paragraph should add new arguments to make the text stronger.

Using causal conjunction is one of the language features of an analytical exposition text.

Analytical exposition text focuses on specific people or objects rather than general participants.

The body paragraph only contains opinions without any evidence.

The purpose of an analytical exposition text is to persuade readers by giving reasons and evidence.

The first paragraph of an analytical exposition text is called the thesis.