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Explanation, characteristic, and example of the descriptive and argumentative paragraph

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Explanation, characteristic, and example of the descriptive and argumentative paragraph

by Yuanisa Rifda
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Descriptive Paragraph

A descriptive paragraph is a type of paragraph used to describe a person, place, object, or situation in detail and vividly, so that the reader can imagine what is being described as if they were seeing or feeling it directly.

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Characteristic of Descriptive Paragraph

1. Contains many adjectives and verbs of senses (see, hear, smell, taste, feel).

2. Focuses on detailed explanations (color, shape, size, atmosphere, etc.).

3. Its purpose is to give a clear and lively picture to the reader.

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Example

My classroom is bright and clean. There are colorful posters on the wall and a big whiteboard in front. The desks are neatly arranged, and the sunlight shines through the wide windows, making the room warm and cheerful.

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Argumentative Paragraph

An argumentative paragraph is a paragraph that aims to convince the reader about a certain opinion or viewpoint by using logical reasons, evidence, and examples.

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Characteristic of Argumentative Paragraph


1. Contains an opinion supported by reasons and facts.


2. Aims to influence or persuade the reader.


3. Usually uses argumentative connectors such as because, therefore, however, in my opinion, on the other hand, etc.

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Example

Online learning is more effective than traditional learning because it offers flexibility and accessibility. Students can study anytime and anywhere, which helps them manage their time better. Therefore, online learning should continue to be developed as part of modern education.

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The Purpose of Descriptive Paragraph

To make the reader see, hear, feel, taste, or smell what the writer is describing, as if they are experiencing it themselves.

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The Purpose of Argumentative Paragraph

To make the reader believe or accept the writer’s opinion by showing that it is reasonable, supported, and well-explained.
 
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