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yawa3891 [41]
2 years ago
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PSYCHO15rus [73]2 years ago
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An informative text is the author's purpose for writing. An author of an informative text is trying to inform their reader about a certain topic.  

<h3>What are the informative text?</h3>

In an informational textual content, the author's reason is to tell the reader approximately a selected topic. An informational textual content differs from a persuasive textual content, wherein the author's reason is to steer the reader of his or her opinion, or factor of view.

  • The author's point answer the why question.
  • Authors use explanation to answer what or when questions.

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