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Each of these types of essays serves a distinct purpose. Sometimes an essay will combine two or more of these elements. Example: You write an argumentative essay that draws on facts regarding the subject. The persuasive and expository elements are combined to achieve your goal. Combining some traits may be counterproductive though. Example: You use a “narrative” story to make a point in your argumentative essay. This may distract or confuse your audience and hinder your desired goal. | Each of these types of essays serves a distinct purpose. Sometimes an essay will combine two or more of these elements. Example: You write an argumentative essay that draws on facts regarding the subject. The persuasive and expository elements are combined to achieve your goal. Combining some traits may be counterproductive though. Example: You use a “narrative” story to make a point in your argumentative essay. This may distract or confuse your audience and hinder your desired goal. | ||
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This should serve as a good place to begin growing your knowledge of the types of essay and papers in the world of academia. | This should serve as a good place to begin growing your knowledge of the types of essay and papers in the world of academia. | ||
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