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    MEDIA MENGAJAR

    SPLASH

    For SMK/MAK Grade X


    Unit 2 What Is It?
    What is a descriptive text?

     It is a text written to describe


    an object, person, place, event,
    or idea.

     It focusses on the characteristic


    features of a particular thing.
    Structures of a Descriptive Text
    • What specific topic, person, idea, or thing is being described or
    Intro explained?
    ducti • How is the topic being described or explained?
    on

    • What features or characteristics (physical appearance, qualities, habitual


    Char
    acteri behavior, significant attributes) are important to remember or
    stic understand about the topic being described?
    Featu
    res
    • What are the main ideas and important details that are necessary to
    include?
    Con • How will you state them in your own words following the structure of the
    clusi
    on text?
    What are the language
    features of a descriptive
     Specific characteristics or features are
    described or explained (size, shape,
    text?
    location,coloured, etc.)
     The topic word or a synonym for the
     Descriptive adjectives are used topic is often repeated.
    throughout the text.

     Details are provided to help  Use of thinking and feeling verbs to


    the reader visualize the topic. express the writer’s personal view
    about the subject.
     Examples are often provided
    (for instance, such as, an  Use of similes and metaphors.
    example, to illustrate, to
    demonstrate).
    Pronouns and Possessive
    Forms
     A possessive adjective Subject Object Possessive Possessive
    is a kind of pronoun Pronouns Pronouns Adjectives Pronouns
    used to replace a noun I me my mine
    in sentences. you you your yours
     Pronouns include he him his his
    subject pronouns, she her her hers
    object pronouns, it it its -
    and possessive we us our ours
    pronouns. they them their theirs
    Adjectives
     They are words that describe or modify a
    person/thing/place/concept (a noun or a noun
    phrase) in a sentence.
     They are placed before the noun or noun phrase
    that they modify.
     If two adjectives describe a noun, then use “and”
    to link the adjectives.
     If there are more than two adjectives, use
    “commas” at first, and then use “and” before the
    last adjective
    Adjectives
     Look at the examples below.
     He owns a brown car.
     Black and white televisions are
    very rare.
     The adjective word order in English begins with
    determiner, opinion, size, condition, age,
    shape, colour, pattern, origin, material,
    purpose/qualifier, and ends with noun.
     Descriptive language paints a picture with
    words.

     Whether the purpose of your text or speech


    is to inform, persuade, entertain, or inspire,
    Descriptive descriptive language helps evoke specific
    imagery to illustrate your point.
    Language
    Happy Learning

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