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Q1: Describe a place which means a great deal to you. Why is it so important? (Hybrid: descriptive + personal statement)

Q2: Write about a time when you caused great disappointment to another person. What did you do about the situation? (Hybrid: personal narrative + expository)

Q3: It is often said that people are too concerned with getting things and spending money. What is your opinion? (Expository: Discursive or Argumentative)

Q4. 'People should always tell the truth.' Do you think there are any situations in which this might not be the best thing to do? Explain your answer. (Hybrid: narrative + Argumentative)

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Often build an intimate relationship between the writer and the reader. Some common types of personal recount include anecdotes, diary & journal entries, personal letters, etc.

Recounts an event or experience from the writer’s life in story form and often in intimate detail.

Understood as a piece of nonfiction storytelling based on the writer’s own thoughts, feelings, and experiences.

Told in the first person, the writer draws on their life events to construct a story.

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Personal narrative structures and features

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Improve your Descriptive Writing | EasyTeaching

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1. Pay attention to details
2. Use descriptive language = Vivid verbs + precise adjectives
3. Appeal to multiple senses
4. Organisation: chronologically, order of importance, spatially

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Argumentative: taking a stand to convince the readers
Discursive: presenting several ideas to educate readers

Argumentative: thesis points (to support your argument) + anti-thesis point (for you to acknowledge opposing views and then refute / debunk them) are required.
Discursive: generally neutral and free-for-all discussion; as such, we aim to maximize breadth and depth.

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Refer to materials for Q2 and Q3