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MENGENAL DAN MEMPROMOSIKAN PRODUK PANGAN LOKAL INDONESIA

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Asalamualaikum warahmatullahi

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wabarakatuh. Good morning, strong students of

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State Vocational School 1 Surabaya. Meeting again

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with Mrs. Vina while learning

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Indonesian.

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This time we will study Indonesian language material for

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grade 11 semester 1, getting to know

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and promoting local Indonesian food products

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As an agricultural and maritime country,

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Indonesia has

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abundant natural resources. One of them is a

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variety of plant and animal food ingredients.

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Various types of food, medicinal,

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and industrial plants grow abundantly in

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Indonesian soil. However, along with development in

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various regions,

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agricultural land is decreasing every year.

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This will certainly be a problem

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for food security in Indonesia.

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How do you deal with

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this problem? What do you think about

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this? You can express

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your opinion regarding this problem in the

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form of argumentative text.

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You are familiar with

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argumentative text, right?

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How to express opinions in the

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form of argumentative text?

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You can make it by

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studying the material in this chapter

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first. Let's study with

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enthusiasm.

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Argumentative text can be used to

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convey a response to an

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event or phenomenon that is currently

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occurring. Argumentative text is composed of the

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author's opinion based on facts.

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Argumentative texts require data and

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facts that function to support the

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arguments presented by the author.

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The text is arranged in a correct structure

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so that readers can easily understand the contents of the

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text.

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Critical reading of argumentative text.

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Critical reading is an activity

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used to obtain

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important information. In critical reading, you are

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not only required to know the contents of the

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text. You must also be able to understand,

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analyze, conclude, and evaluate

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the contents of the reading so that your understanding of the

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reading is optimal.

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One type of text that can be read

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to obtain information is

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argumentative text.

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The word argumentation or argumentative

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comes from the basic word argument which

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according to KBBI means a reason to

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strengthen or reject an opinion,

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position or idea.

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An argumentative text is a text that

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aims to convey opinions or

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ideas about an event,

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problem or phenomenon.

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Usually argumentative texts are used

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as a basis for debate activities.

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Argumentative text can be used as a

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reason to strengthen or reject

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an opinion, position or idea.

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Even though this text emphasizes the

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author's arguments or opinions about

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something, the text must still contain

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facts.

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Facts are used as the author's basis

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for argument. The

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characteristics of argumentative text are

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as follows. One, it contains facts

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presented to provide proof

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to the reader. Usually presented in the

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form of graphs, images, news facts,

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or expert opinion quotes.

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Two, explain opinions that can

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convince and influence listeners or

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readers.

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Three, it contains ideas or thoughts

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conveyed by the author. Four, include

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reasons in the form of data, facts and

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other supporting arguments. L contains sources of ideas

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in the form of experiences, observations, or

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research.

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Six, opinions are conveyed by

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formulating problems logically,

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analytically and critically.

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Seven, there is a closing sentence with a

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universal delivery or

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providing a general and

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comprehensive conclusion regarding the solution to the

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problem. The

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aim of argumentative text is for

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the reader to accept or be influenced

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by the writing that is written.

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Moreover, everyone has

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different views or attitudes on

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any matter, especially views

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related to the wider community.

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Therefore, argumentative text

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aims to provide a person's viewpoint

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accompanied by facts and data that are

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considered correct.

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Argumentative text consists of three

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parts. Let's discuss them one by one.

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First, the introduction. The

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introduction contains the arguments that will be

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presented by showing the basis

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or foundation of an argument that

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will be presented by the author.

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This section is very important because it

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aims to convey arguments that

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can attract attention and convince

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readers.

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Two, the body of the argument. The body of the argument

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contains opinions that focus on efforts

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to prove the opinion or idea

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that was presented at the beginning or

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introductory section.

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To further convince readers, the writing

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presented can be in the form of data,

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facts, and logical reasons that can

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support the author's opinion.

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Argumentative sentences must be arranged in a

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neat and attractive form based on the

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results of analysis according to facts, experiments

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and observations.

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Three, conclusion. The argumentative text

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ends with a conclusion. In an

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argumentative paragraph, the conclusion can

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be a summary from the author.

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The purpose of the conclusion section is to

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show the reader that the ideas

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or opinions given are

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true and can be trusted.

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Main ideas and supporting ideas in

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argumentative text.

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Text is a collection of several

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paragraphs arranged systematically.

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There is a relationship between paragraphs in one text

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In general, paragraphs are formed from two

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elements, namely main ideas and supporting ideas.

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The main idea is an idea

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conveyed by the author in a

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topic in a paragraph.

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The main idea also has other names, namely

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main idea, main idea or

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main thought. The main idea is found in the

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main sentence.

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As for explanatory ideas, they are thoughts

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used to explain or

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describe the main idea in a paragraph. There

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can be more than one explanatory idea in a paragraph

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. In one paragraph

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there is only one main idea. By

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understanding the main idea, you can

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understand the core problem in a

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paragraph.

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Meanwhile, for writers, the main idea

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functions to make it easier to develop

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a paragraph. The main idea is found in the

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main sentence. However, the

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main sentence in a paragraph is not always

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at the beginning of the paragraph. So, you must

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first find the main sentence

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to find the main idea of ​​the paragraph.

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Supporting ideas are used to

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explain the main idea in a paragraph.

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These explanatory ideas are expressed

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in explanatory sentences. As

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an explanation, in one paragraph,

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there are at least two explanatory sentences.

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Explanatory sentences are used to explain the

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main idea. In simple terms, an

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explanatory sentence is a sentence that contains

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additional information.

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Explanatory sentences function to

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support or strengthen the main idea in the

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main sentence.

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Explanatory sentences are special

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in a piece of writing or paragraph.

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The form of explanatory sentences is usually in the form of

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data,

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examples, facts or opinions that

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support the main sentence.

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In this way, readers can easily

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understand the author's meaning.

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Based on the location of the main idea,

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paragraphs are divided into three types.

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Let's discuss them one by one.

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Deductive paragraph. A deductive paragraph

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is a paragraph whose main idea is at

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the beginning of the paragraph. The ideas in

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this type of paragraph are developed from general to

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specific. The main sentence of a deductive paragraph is

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at the beginning of the paragraph, while the

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explanatory sentence is after the

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main sentence. So, the type of deductive paragraph

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has the following characteristics, namely the

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main idea or main idea in the form of a

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general statement.

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Two, the induction paragraph. An inductive paragraph

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is a paragraph whose main idea is at

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the end of the paragraph. An inductive paragraph begins

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by presenting

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explanations and

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then ends with a topic sentence.

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Induction paragraphs can be divided into

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three types, namely generalization, analogy,

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and causality.

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Three, mixed paragraphs. A

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mixed paragraph is a paragraph where the

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main idea is at the beginning and end of the

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paragraph. This type of paragraph begins

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by stating the main problem,

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followed by explanatory sentences,

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then ends with another main sentence

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as an explanation.

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Factual sentences and opinion sentences in

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argumentative texts. An

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argumentative paragraph contains arguments or

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opinions presented by the writer

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regarding a problem or phenomenon that is

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currently occurring. So, in an

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argumentative paragraph, the author's opinion is the

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main thing. However, the opinion

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expressed by the author must be

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accompanied by clear explanations of evidence and reasons

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.

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The arguments presented in the text

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must be based on data and facts that

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can be accounted for.

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From this explanation, it can

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be concluded that argumentative text

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consists of facts and opinions. Both

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must be delivered in a balanced manner.

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Facts. A fact is a condition or

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event that is real or

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something that really exists and

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happens. Facts are objective

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so that the information in them is not

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influenced by a person's or

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personal opinion.

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Thus, the content of the factual writing is only

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based on the truth and does not

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use mere assumptions.

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The characteristics of the facts are as follows. One,

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the source comes from events or incidents

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or things or objects around us.

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Therefore, facts are always

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factual or according to reality or what is

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.

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Two, the truth can be proven

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according to the incident, event, thing or

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object that is expressed or reported.

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Three, collected from

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trusted sources.

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four are objective, namely data that is

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actually not made up and is not

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influenced by personal opinions or views

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.

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Five can usually answer the

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5W + 1

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6 question formula. Disclosure in the form of

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news sentences or statements. Consider the

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following example.

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Opinion. Opinion is the author's opinion

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based on facts. Opinion

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is not a fact. If it

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can be proven or verified in the future,

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the opinion will turn into reality

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or fact. Opinion sentences are sentences

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from the author's point of view.

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The characteristics of opinion are as follows. One,

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the source is obtained from a

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person's understanding of facts or anything

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that is then expressed in a

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statement.

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Therefore, opinions can be right or

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wrong. Two, the truth of an opinion depends

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on two things, namely the truth of the facts and

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their understanding. Therefore, the truth of

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an opinion is relative, that is, it depends on the

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truth of the facts, their understanding and

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their expression.

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Three, it is subjective and usually

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accompanied by opinions, suggestions and

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explanatory descriptions. Four, the thoughts or

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opinions of a person or group. Five,

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use the words in my opinion,

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in my opinion, or based on

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my knowledge. Because opinion sentences

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are a form of personal opinion. Six,

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the incident is not certain or the information

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contained has not been proven

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to be true. so it usually starts with

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words like I think, it

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seems, and I feel when

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writing argumentative text.

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You have learned the characteristics, objectives,

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and structure of argumentative texts.

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Next, you can learn to write

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argumentative texts.

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The main purpose of argumentative text is to

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express the author's views on

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a problem or

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event. This is what makes argumentative texts

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have diverse ways of thinking in

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viewing the same problem.

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Therefore, the author's opinion must be

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supported by data and facts that can be

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accounted for. the truth.

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The use of sentences in writing text

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must also be paid attention to carefully.

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Good and correct sentences can

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make it easier for readers to understand the explanation

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given.

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Argumentative paragraphs are composed of

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several interrelated sentences

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. The sentences in a

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paragraph must meet the requirements of unity

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or cohesiveness and coherence or coherence

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so that they can be understood well by

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readers.

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Cohesion is the integration of form.

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Coherence is a unity of

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meaning. Unity and coherence

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are also characteristics of a good paragraph. This means that

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if a paragraph only has one of

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these requirements or does not have

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both, the paragraph is considered

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less good.

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Cohesion. Cohesion is the harmonious

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relationship between elements in a discourse or

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paragraph so that a proper understanding is created

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. Another definition of cohesion

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is the connection between elements in a

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syntactic structure or discourse structure

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which is characterized by conjunctions,

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repetition, substitution and omission.

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Cohesion can be in the form of reference,

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substitution, omission, use of

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conjunctions, repetition, synonyms, antonyms.

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A paragraph is said to be cohesive or

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have cohesion or unity if

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it has one main sentence and several

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explanatory sentences.

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On the other hand, a paragraph is said to be

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incohesive if it has several

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main sentences and explanatory sentences.

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For that reason, many things are discussed

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in one paragraph.

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Cohesion or unity in a paragraph

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can occur if the sentences

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contained in the paragraph remain

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controlled by the main idea.

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A paragraph can contain

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several additional ideas, but

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these ideas are always

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controlled by the main idea.

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Consider the following example.

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Coherence. Coherence can be referred to as

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cohesiveness. Coherence is the

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neat arrangement of facts and ideas,

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facts and concepts into a

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logical sequence so that it is easy to understand the message

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it connects.

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A paragraph is said to be a coherent paragraph that

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has coherence or cohesiveness if it

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has repetition or repetition of

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key words, pronouns or transition words.

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If a paragraph does not have these three things

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, it cannot be called a

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coherent paragraph.

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The coherence or unity of a paragraph

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is characterized by the logical arrangement of sentences

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through sentence linking expressions.

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Logical sequence can be known

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through sentence structure. Sentences that are

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inconsistent or deviate from the problem

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being discussed will make the paragraph

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disjointed.

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A paragraph is said to have cohesion if

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the sentences in the paragraph can

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form a mutually

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related relationship. Meanwhile, a paragraph

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is said to be coherent if there

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is a logical relationship of meaning between

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sentences. One of the markers that a text

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has a coherent relationship is usually

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the use of conjunctions or connecting words.

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Here are several types of conjunctions that are

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often used in argumentative texts.

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Please pay close attention.

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After understanding the linguistic elements of

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argumentative texts, you can learn to

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write argumentative texts.

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The steps for writing argumentative text are

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as follows. One, determine the topic

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or theme. Two, determine the goal. Three,

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collect facts and data and

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materials that support the argument.

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Fourth, create an essay framework

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based on the materials obtained. Five,

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develop the outline of the essay into a

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complete paragraph. En edits the text both in terms of

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content and language.

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Posters as a type of persuasive text.

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There are many media that can be used

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to invite people to

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participate in business. One

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of them is using posters. A poster

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is a placard that is displayed in a

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public place as an announcement or advertisement.

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Posters can also be interpreted as a

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publication media consisting of

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writing, images, or a combination of both

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with the aim of providing information

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to the general public.

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The characteristics of the poster are as follows.

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One, it can be read casually.

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Two, installed in public places with

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the intention of attracting public attention.

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Three, consisting of a composition of letters and

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images on large paper or cloth media

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. Four, made

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with a strong and contrasting color combination

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. Five, use

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short, clear, and unambiguous language so that it is

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easy to understand. Six, accompanied by images

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that support the message.

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Generally, posters are installed in

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busy and strategic places such as in front of

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schools, offices, markets, malls, or

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other crowded places. The poster

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is inviting. Therefore,

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posters can be used as

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advertising media. Posters are used as a

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promotional tool, as well as to provide

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announcements or information to the

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general public.

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The creation of each poster has a

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different purpose.

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The purpose of making a poster is adjusted to

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the wishes or interests of the maker,

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which vary, such as commercial purposes,

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public information, or humanitarian purposes.

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Based on their purpose, posters can

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be divided into several types as

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follows. First, commercial posters. A

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commercial poster is a poster created

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to increase sales of a

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product. This poster contains information

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about a product offered

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to the public, such as the advantages and

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superiority of the product compared to

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other similar products.

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This commercial poster is widely used by

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manufacturers of certain products to the

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public.

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Two, activity posters. An activity poster

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is a poster used to

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provide information about an

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event. The information contained in

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this poster includes the name of the event,

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location, and start time of the event.

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Using this poster will attract many people

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to attend and enliven

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the event.

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Three, community service posters. A

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public service poster is a poster that

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contains information about new programs

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created by the government to the

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public.

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The purpose of this poster is to educate the public

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regarding certain important information.

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For example, the dangers of drugs, the dangers of cigarettes,

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and calls for food diversification. Four,

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class posters. Class posters are

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posters created with the aim of

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increasing student motivation in

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class. An example of a class poster is a poster

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inviting people to read.

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Posters are made using

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persuasive sentences accompanied by attractive images.

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Persuasive sentences are sentences that

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aim to persuade and convince

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readers to accept and

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carry out ideas according to the contents of the poster. A

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good poster has the

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following requirements. One, use language that is

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easy to understand. Two, use

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short, concise, clear, but

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meaningful sentences. Three, use a combination

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of sentences and pictures. Four, the poster

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must be able to attract the interest of the public. Five,

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it is made using materials that are

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not easily damaged or torn. Six,

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the size of the poster should be adjusted to

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the place or area where the poster will be installed.

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Making posters can be done in

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two ways, namely manually and digitally.

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Making posters digitally

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is done using a computer.

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The steps for making a

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digital poster are as follows. Let's discuss

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the steps one by one.

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One, determine the theme and objectives. The

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first step in making a poster is

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to determine the theme and purpose.

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Poster making themes are varied.

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For example, a public service poster to

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encourage people to consume

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non-rice and non-wheat foods as

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staple foods. The purpose of the poster must also

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be determined. For example, so that people

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consume more foods other than

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rice, such as sago, cassava and

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corn. Two, formulate the message you want to

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convey.

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Posters must have a message they want to

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convey. The message must be easy for the

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reader to understand. Formulate a

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useful message so that you know the results you

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want to achieve when people read

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the poster.

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Three, contains interesting words.

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Posters should be made with

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short, clear, and concise sentences that

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people can remember immediately even if they

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only glance at them. Avoid

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using long-winded sentences

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that do not directly lead to the main

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message. Use everyday language according to the

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target reader. Use language that is

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easy for readers to understand.

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Also use persuasive language or language that

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invites. Four,

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poster making. Poster creation

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is done by determining

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supporting images and color combinations on the

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poster display. You have to combine

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these images with the slogan

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that was formulated previously.

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This process requires creativity from the

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poster maker. Poster making cannot be

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done carelessly. There are

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certain theories that must be understood

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to make a poster look attractive, such as

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determining colors, creating

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animated images, using grids, highlights,

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negative space, and

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design layout.

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Five, media selection. The results of making

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posters must be printed on paper or

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cloth. You must use

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good quality ink and paper or cloth

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so that it doesn't fade or get damaged quickly.

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It would be better for you to consult with the

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people at the printing shop to choose

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the media for printing posters because

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they understand more about this matter.

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Besides choosing the media for printing

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posters, you have to determine the media

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for placing the posters and the place for

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installing the posters.

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That's the Indonesian language material for

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this meeting. See you in

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other Indonesian language learning materials. Greetings from State Vocational School

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1 Surabaya. State Vocational School 1 Surabaya. strong.

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Peace be upon you and Allah be upon you

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. See you.

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