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Week 5 (w/c 20th April)

This week I am challenging you to read 4 different types of texts.

 

These can be books, blogs, newspaper articles, magazine articles, a play script, a brochure, a leaflet, a letter, instructions, a debate .... ANYTHING! It can be either non-fiction or fiction.

 

I would then like you to pick your favourite piece of text and then review it:

  • What are the features of that text type? You might have to do a little research on this.
  • Who are the audience (who has it been written for)?
  • What is the purpose of the text?
  • Why was it your favourite?
  • How does it compare to the other text types? e.g. it was written using informal language.

 

 

 

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