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Looking at Different Texts

One of the skills you will need for A/S English Language is the ability to recognise different kinds (genres) of texts and to suggest the purpose and audience for which they are written.

Can you identify the

  • Genre
  • Purpose
  • Audience

Of the following texts?

The first one is done for you..

Come to Golden Sands, a regular retreat from the stress of work and every day life. Acres of golden sands, azure swimming pools and scintillating night life to suit all tastes.

This text is a

  • Magazine article
  • Holiday brochure
  • Recipe book

Its purpose is to:

  • Inform
  • Persuade
  • Warn

Its audience is likely to be:

  • Adults
  • Children
  • Pensioners

Now try these.....

 
 

 

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