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texts that are written to guide a reader through a process Procedural Text
writing that deals with real people, events, things, and places Nonfiction
texts that give or explain information to the reader; also called informational texts Expository Text
texts that are written for the purpose of changing a reader's mind or actions Persuasive Text
true stories told in an entertaining way using literary elements, such as plot, characterization, suspense, and sensory language Literary Nonfiction
What is the author's purpose in a literary nonfiction work? to inform the reader by explaining facts about a true event to persuade the reader to accept the writer's viewpoint to entertain the reader with a true story to entertain the reader with a true story
a piece of factual writing that has an informative purpose Document
written to express a problem with a product or service Letter of Complaint
written to ask for information or action Letter of request
written for a variety of reasons; uses informal language Friendly Letter
uses formal language to request information, express an opinion, or voice a complaint Business Letter
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