
PCW Author's purpose lesson
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12th Grade
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Aof Krisda
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Write down the topic you've learned from the class.
Try to make your own conclusions, mindmapping by writing into notebook.
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Author’s Purpose
Modes of Writing
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Author’s Purpose
ใน passage จะมีสิ่งที่เรียกว่า writer's purpose กับ writer's tone แยกกันครับ
Writer's purpose ก็คือ จุดประสงค์ของผู้เขียน ซึ่งต้องรู้ไว้เสมอว่า จุดประสงค์ของผู้เขียน/ของเรื่องต้องสอดคล้องกับ "ใจความสำคัญ (main idea)" เสมอ
โดย purpose มีอยู่3 แบบหลักๆ ก็คือ
to inform
to pursuade
to entertain
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Three Reasons for Writing
1. To Persuade (Persuasive โน้มน้าวใจ)
2. To Inform (Expository อธิบาย/แจ้งให้ทราบข้อมูล)
3. To Entertain (Narrative or Poetry เรื่องเล่าหรือบทกวี/ให้ความบันเทิง)
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Three Reasons for Writing
• Persuade: The author tries to persuade readers to
agree or to do something.
• Inform: The author gives facts and informations
about a topic.
• Entertain: The author writes for readers to enjoy.
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Writing to Persuade
Attempts to influence the reader.
Usually makes an argument.
Examples:
• Political speeches
• Advertisements
• A cover letter for your resume
• An essay urging readers to recycle
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Writing to Inform
Often called expository writing.
Expository writing shows or explains facts.
Examples:
• Biography of Barack Obama
• News report about a shooting
• Note to a friend
• Essay about “killer bees”
Remember: Expository = Expose
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Writing to Entertain
Narratives: stories.
Have a beginning, middle, and end
A story may have a lesson, but the
author’s main purpose is to entertain.
Examples of Writing to Entertain
• Harry Potter books
• Poems about love
• Narrative essay about the big game
• Script for a TV show
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Is it a story, poem, or drama (script)?
Entertain
Yes
No
Does the text make arguments?
Inform
Persuade
Yes
No
Does the text give facts?
Yes
No
Start
Over
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Review
• Informative or expositorywriting provides
factualinformation about a topic.
• Persuasive writing expresses an opinion
(may use facts to support).
• All narratives are written to entertain, but so
is poetry.
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Practice
You will be graded on participation
and completion, not on accuracy.
1. I will describe a piece of writing.
2. You will write the author’s purpose: to
inform, persuade, or entertain.
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As you read this message, what kind of Author's purpose is this?
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Multiple Choice
An article comparing and contrasting American and Swedish health care systems
persuade
inform
entertain
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Write down the topic you've learned from the class.
Try to make your own conclusions, mindmapping by writing into notebook.
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