Is when the author is trying to teach you or give you information or facts about a topic.

• Entretain

• Persuade

• Inform

• Describe

Is when the author is trying to convince you of something or get you to do something.

• Entretain

• Persuade

• Inform

• Describe

Is when the author is telling you a story you will enjoy.

• Entretain

• Persuade

• Inform

• Describe

Some examples of persuasion texts are:

• Reviews, recipies, mistery, and opinion.

• Text books, articles, biographies, and recipies.

• Commercials, opinion, reviews, and advertisement.

• Fiction, fantasy, mistery, and comics.

These are some examples of texts where the author is trying to inform you about something:

• Reviews, recipies, mistery, and opinion.

• Text books, articles, biographies, and recipies.

• Commercials, opinion, reviews, and advertisement.

• Fiction, fantasy, mistery, and comics.

These are some examples of texts that authors use to entertain:

• Reviews, recipies, mistery, and opinion.

• Text books, articles, biographies, and recipies.

• Commercials, opinion, reviews, and advertisement.

• Fiction, fantasy, mistery, and comics.

This text is trying to:

• Entretain

• Persuade

• Inform

• Describe

This text is trying to:

• Entretain

• Persuade

• Inform

• Describe

This text is trying to:

• Entretain

• Persuade

• Inform

• Describe

What does PIE stands for in reading?

• Persuade

  Inform

  Entretain

• Person

  Incorrectly

  Elected

• Please

  In class

  English

• Paint

  Ice

  Earlier