Text Genres

Welcome to the Text Genres page! Here, you’ll find a curated list of English text types to help you improve your understanding of different genres. Each genre includes example texts, explanations, and practice exercises to boost your skills.

1. Narrative Text
   Narrative texts tell a story or recount events in a chronological order. They often include characters, settings, conflicts, and resolutions.
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2. Exposition Text
   Exposition texts aim to persuade readers by presenting arguments and opinions on specific topics.
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3. Recount Text
   Recount texts retell past experiences or events in sequential order, often written in the simple past tense.
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4. Report Text
   Report texts describe or classify things, often based on facts, in a general sense.
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5. Descriptive Text
   Descriptive texts focus on providing vivid details to help readers visualize a person, place, or thing.
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6. Explanation Text
   Explanation texts explain how or why something happens, focusing on processes or mechanisms.
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7. Discussion Text
   Discussion texts present arguments for and against an issue, helping readers weigh the pros and cons before making a decision.
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8. News Item Text
   News item texts report recent events or important updates concisely, often used in journalism.
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9. Procedural Text
   Procedural texts provide step-by-step instructions on how to accomplish a task or process.
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Feel free to click on any genre to dive deeper into its unique characteristics, examples, and exercises. Happy learning! 😊