ANALYTICAL EXPOSITION (Grade X)

An analytical exposition text is meant by the writer/speaker to convince the audience that his/her idea is an important issue.

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Hypothesis is central in analytical exposition text.

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To introduce arguments in analytical expositions, connectors such on the other hand, however, and the like are often used.

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Analytical expositions typically use the simple present tense

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An analytical exposition ends with recommendations.

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In some conditions, cars can be good for us if we want to go to a far destination. But, in the other hand, cars become not good for human health caused by the carbon dioxide emissions. What can we do now is, starting using public transportation rather than private transportation? So, we have to know how to use cars wisely for our life is a good argument for an analytical exposition text.

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Arguments in analytical expositions may be more than one

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As its name suggests, analytical exposition has a purpose to criticize the unpleasant conditions.

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To introduce a conclusion in analytical expositions,

words/phrases such as in short, to sum up, and the like are frequently used.

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An analytical exposition generally comprises 3 parts.

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