Hortatory Exposition Text

1. Definition of Hortatory Exposition: Hortatory exposition is a text which represent the attempt of the writer to have the addressee do something or act in certain way. 2. Generic Structure of Hortatory Exposition: 1. Thesis 2. Arguments 3. Recommendation 3. Language Feature of Hortatory Exposition: 1. Focusing on the writer 2. Using a stract noun! po"icy# advantage# etc 3. Using action ver $. Using thin%ing ver &. Using moda" adver ! certain"y# sure"y# etc '. Using tempora" connective! first"y# second"y# etc (. Using eva"uative words! important# va"ua "e# trustworthy# etc ). Using passive voice *. Using simp"e present tense 4. Examples an structures of t!e text Thesis +n a"" discussion over the remova" of "ead from petro" , and the atmosphere-# there doesn.t seem to have een any mention of the diffence etween driving in the city and in the country. Arguments /hi"e + rea"ise my "eaded petro" car is po""uting the air wherever + drive# + fee" that when you trave" through the country#where you on"y see another car every five to ten minutes#the pro "em is not as severe as when traffic is concentrated on city roads. Those who want to pena"ise o"der # "eaded petro" vehic"es and their owners donn.t seem to appreciate thet in the country there is no pu "ic transport to fa"" ac% upon and ones own vehic"e is the on"y way to get a out. Recomendation + fee" that country peop"e# who often have to trave" huge distances to the nearest town and who a"ready spend a great dea" of money on petro"#shou"d e treated different"y to the peop"e who "ive in the city.

"!e importance of #ea ing + persona""y thin% that reading is a very important activty in our "ive. /hy do + say do000 First"y# 1y reading we can get a "ot of %now"edge a out many things in the wor"d such as science# techno"ogy# sports# arts# cu"ture# re"igius# etc. /ritten in either oo%s# maga2ine# newspaper# etc. 3econda"y y reading we can get a "ot of news and information a out something happening in any part of the wor"d which can see direct"y. Another reason# reading can give us p"easure too. /hen we are tired# we read oo%s#newspaper or maga2ine on the entertainment co"oums such as comedy# short story# 4ui2#etc. To ma%e us re"axed. The "ast# reading can a"so ta%e us to other parts of the wor"d. 1y reading a oo% a out +rian 5aya we may fee" we.re rea""y sitting in the 6ung"e not at home in our rooms. From the facts a out# it.s a vious that everyone needs to read to get %now"edge# information and a"so entertainment. 7r summary we can say reading is tru"y important in our "ife . 3ource 8http899m:wa"i. "ogspot.com92;129;19contoh:te%s:hortatory: exposition.htm"<ix221n=%%>?'r