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4 years ago

Select all of the types of writing that are not expository.

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wlad13 [49]4 years ago

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The correct answers are poetry, novel, and fairy tale. I got it right on my lesson.

irina1246 [14]4 years ago

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Answer:

Novel, Fairy tale, History, and Poetry are the correct options.

Explanation:

Expository writing is understood as the one that tries to explain or to teach something to the reader. In a recipe, the speaker explains how to prepare a dish. In a treasurer's report, all the financial information related to a group or project is written and in shows how the budget has been managed. Advertising is intended to show how something works or how it could benefit the public or audience.

However, there are other three types of writing, which are narrative (as a novel, a fairy tale, and even history), descriptive, and persuasive (such as poetry).

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