Text types categorize different types of texts with distinct conventions. Understanding text types helps interpret intentions and create effective texts
A paragraph is a block of sentences within a larger written text. Paragraphs discuss specific themes within larger texts. Each paragraph should focus on one main idea
Discourse means written or spoken communication through language. Literary discourse presents thought through formal language. Main types include argument, description, exposition, and narration. Expressive discourse reflects writer's emotions, poetic discourse emphasizes creativity. Transactional discourse presents clear action plans in active voice
Discourse refers to any written or spoken communication. Term comes from Latin "discursus," meaning "running to and fro"
Discourse refers to written or spoken communication through language. Literary discourse includes argument, description, exposition, and narration. Expressive discourse reflects writer's emotions, poetic discourse emphasizes creativity. Transactional discourse presents clear actions in instructional manner
Discourse is the use of language to share ideas and information. Written discourse includes essays, blog posts, and books. Spoken discourse occurs through presentations and oral reports. Civil discourse involves multiple participants on equal footing