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== Structure of Description == | == Structure of Description == | ||
A description can be part of another text type, or it can be a piece by itself. A | "A description can be part of another text type, or it can be a piece by itself. A description should follow a basic structure. | ||
A | A description should begin with a title or heading. This will say what it is about, such as tigers. | ||
The introduction will include the introductory statement. This statement is used to introduce the topic, such as tigers, to the audience, and to possibly provide some background information. | The introduction will include the introductory statement. This statement is used to introduce the topic, such as tigers, to the audience, and to possibly provide some background information. | ||
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The body of the text is the actual description. This body of the literary description is broken up into different paragraphs based on different parts of the main topic. One paragraph may describe the size and shape of the tiger, another may describe the tiger's physical features, and others may describe the environment in which tigers live. | The body of the text is the actual description. This body of the literary description is broken up into different paragraphs based on different parts of the main topic. One paragraph may describe the size and shape of the tiger, another may describe the tiger's physical features, and others may describe the environment in which tigers live. | ||
The conclusion is used to sum up the information given in the description. | The conclusion is used to sum up the information given in the description." | ||
== Examples of Description == | == Examples of Description == | ||