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Hi Sahabat Inglespedia, welcome back to this channel. Sahabat Inglespedia, have you ever read a sentence or an opinion? For example, do you agree that music is very important in our life?
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Some people may say, "Yes, I do." And here's the reason why. Music has certain role in completing our day-to-day activity. In English, the sentence that contains the opinion is called "analytical exposition". To know what it means and how to use it, let's discuss it in this video.
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There are four things that we will learn. The first is the definition and purpose of analytical exposition. The second is the arrangement of text. The third is the expression or expression used to write analytical exposition. And the last is the grammar focus or the idea of its translation. To understand and know the purpose of its use, we will learn the meaning and purpose of analytical exposition.
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Well, English media friends, this is an analysis of analytical exposition. Analytical exposition is a text that elaborates the writer's idea about the phenomenon surrounding. From this understanding, we know that the text of analytical exposition contains the writer's thoughts about things that happen around him, whether it's an object, an event, or a place.
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From the above understanding, we can draw the conclusion that social function or the purpose of analytical exposition text is to persuade the reader that the idea is an important matter. That is, to convince readers that the topic that is addressed is an important thing to be conveyed and discussed together. As in the following example, "Smoking should be banned for several reasons."
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This quote is intended to show the writer's opinion and to build the reaction of readers. For example, "The Importance of Having Breakfast". This writing is intended to show readers that this is important to be conveyed. Now, you must be wondering how to make the right analytical exposition text? We will discuss this next.
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If you are interested in making text analytical exposition, here are the paragraphs that you need to understand. The first part is the thesis. This part is the main topic you want to address. In this part, you can see how the writer gives his opinion on the topic. Then the second is the argument. In this section, the writer will write an opinion to support the main topic that has been mentioned before.
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Usually, in analytical exposition, there are more than two arguments. The more arguments are displayed, the reader will believe that the topic is important or needs attention. And the last part of the analytical exposition text is reiteration or conclusion. This part is the closing paragraph. Reiteration contains reaffirmation, position, and writer's opinion on the main topic that has been presented.
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For you to understand, we will arrange the text analytical exposition in all correct paragraphs. Let's see the following example. The title is "The Importance of Breakfast". The first thing you have to do is write a thesis or a basic idea that you want to convey.
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In this title, for example, we can say, "Some people prefer to skip their breakfast and use the morning time for other activities. Such daily pattern is not good for us. Breakfast has beneficial effect for us." After that, we need to arrange arguments that support the statement that states that breakfast is important. Here are some of the arguments that support it.
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Firstly, having breakfast helps us prevent overeating. People who had breakfast in the morning will keep their metabolism stable and prevent them from consuming excessive calories for the entire day. Secondly, breakfast may prevent ulcer pain. It also prevents recurrence of ulcer for those who suffer from it. Breakfast will keep the stomach filled with the food so that it can neutralize stomach acid.
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Well, friends, we have added arguments that support the statement. The first argument states that breakfast can prevent overeating during the day. Then the second argument, breakfast can prevent nausea. And lastly, we can add conclusions in this text. For example, the conclusion we can use is, Breakfast is important to keep healthy and energized to start the day. It's very easy, friends, to arrange analytical expositions.
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Next, we will learn the expression or expression used in this text and also the grammar focus or the use of the vocabulary characteristics. Now, we will introduce a little about the expression or expression that is often used in analytical exposition text. Here are some examples. There are several reasons why. Let me tell you the reason why. This is true based on the fact below. I say that for several reasons.
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It is important or essential that... That is the example of the expression. Next, we will learn the language characteristics used in analytical exposition. Well, Englishpedia friends, we come to the last discussion, namely the language characteristics or grammar focus used in analytical exposition text. So, what are the language characteristics?
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First, the analytical exposition text writing must use simple present tense or the first word of the form. To learn the simple present tense more deeply, you can click the information above. Second, use words that express the thoughts or feelings of the writer. For example, experience, feel, know, realize, sense, things, and so on.
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And the third is using internal conjunction or the word "penghubung" Internal conjunction can be divided into four categories The first is a conjunction that indicates addition or addition The example of conjunction is "beside", "in addition", "farther" Then the second is a comparison or a word that indicates comparison The example is "but", "meanwhile", "on other hand"
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The third is the verb that indicates time. The verb is second, first, then, next, after that. The last is the verb that indicates cause effect. The example of the verb is as a result, so, consequence, etc.
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Well, English media friends, this is our discussion about analytical exposition. Hopefully this video is useful and see you in the next video.
