Unit 4 by Natalia

Kirk

zhuochengwu1_1 — 2024-04-23 04:14:04 UTC

We need to inform or explain because we have to tell people for example: 'You are fired!' or 'Because you share private information to other companies.'

St.John

2024-04-23 04:14:13 UTC

To make things clearer and in order.

Lu Wang

wanglu9_1 — 2024-04-23 04:14:37 UTC

People read narratives because they provide a captivating and immersive experience. Narratives allow individuals to escape from reality and delve into different worlds, characters, and situations. They can evoke emotions, spark imagination, and offer insights into the human condition.

My favourite novel now a days is To Kill A Mockingbird

Eric

2024-04-23 04:14:42 UTC

Because we need to inform people about things that are happening, and we need to explain to people what something they don't undersand is about

Harvey

2024-04-23 04:14:51 UTC

When we inform or explain, we provide others with knowledge, understanding, and easy to hear or see on various subjects. This is crucial in both personal and professional contexts, as it boosts learning, decision-making, and problem-solving.

Grace

2024-04-23 04:15:03 UTC

To help other people understand an idea by making it clearer. For example, you can explain a board game to a friend so they can play it with you.

Kirk

zhuochengwu1_1 — 2024-04-23 04:15:05 UTC

The purpose of communication, whether it is to inform or explain, can significantly influence the language we use.

Hannah

cheungsinyu2_1 — 2024-04-23 04:15:08 UTC

To share our knowledge with others. When we inform or explain, we provide information and knowledge to others. This can help them understand a topic, concept, or situation better.

Jayne

2024-04-23 04:15:17 UTC

We need to inform/ explain in order to make information clearer to people who do not understand it.

Elle Chen

chenyutong2_1 — 2024-04-23 04:15:45 UTC

To make something clear to someone who does not understand .

St.John

2024-04-23 04:15:49 UTC

To make the writing clearer, more detailed and formal with a full plot. This makes it easier to carry out techniques and plot twists.

Lu

wanglu9_1 — 2024-04-23 04:16:05 UTC

When it comes to explaining, the purpose behind it plays an important role in the language we use. If the intention is to inform or educate, the language used should be clear, concise, and easily understandable. This helps ensure that the information being conveyed is accessible to a wide range of individuals.

Vincent

linvincent2_1 — 2024-04-23 04:16:28 UTC

We need to inform or explain to have other people a better understanding of something that you are talking about. For example, if someone doesn't know what you are talking about, you could just make it clearer.

Sophia

zhusophia1_1 — 2024-04-23 04:16:29 UTC

Informing or explaining are two incredibly important and useful skills when you would like someone to understand something. For example, when you would like someone to understand what a panda is, you could possibly explain and describe it as an adorable, fluffy creature. Mostly black and white in colour, and is the national animal of China.

Grace

2024-04-23 04:16:43 UTC

We will use more adjectives to describe the object or event so it will be easier to understand.

Kirk

zhuochengwu1_1 — 2024-04-23 04:16:44 UTC

Peoples read narrative for many reasons like for entertainment. My favorite one is: OWL MOON

Lu Wang

wanglu9_1 — 2024-04-23 04:17:45 UTC

Tricia

2024-04-23 04:18:37 UTC

To help others know more things/understand more things

Cheryl

ngcheryl2_1 — 2024-04-23 04:18:40 UTC

Informing usually means to inform people with useful facts to make the person believe in it. Explaining means giving an idea clearly to someone by describing in more detail facts. For example, a student doesn't know a specific question so the teacher explained to him/her .

Sophia

zhusophia1_1 — 2024-04-23 04:18:57 UTC

When choosing to inform or explain to someone about something, you must use language understandable to your target audience. For instance, when targeting adults, you could use more complex or formal language. But when explaining to a little child, you would choose to simplify your words as much as you can, to ensure the target audience understands the explanation.

Joyce

hanjingyi1_1 — 2024-04-23 04:19:00 UTC

Effective communication involves informing and explaining ideas to make sure clear understanding.

Tricia

2024-04-23 04:19:07 UTC

Can help readers understand better

Grace

2024-04-23 04:19:10 UTC

people read narratives mostly for entertainment which could help people pass through time in boring situations. We can immerse in the plot and enjoy the time spending with the book characters and going through interesting adventures. It can also help increase literacy level and vocabulary.

My favorite narrative is daughter of the moon goddess.

Hannah

cheungsinyu2_1 — 2024-04-23 04:19:47 UTC

when the purpose is to inform people about something, it is important to use clear and simple language so that people can understand easily.

Jayne

2024-04-23 04:20:23 UTC

people read narratives in order to escape to their day to day lives .

Percy JAckson And the lightning theif

Elle Chen

chenyutong2_1 — 2024-04-23 04:20:46 UTC

We will tend to use more adjectives when explaining something as this will make it easier for someone to understand.

St.John

2024-04-23 04:20:46 UTC

Its a sanctuary for most people, they used narratives for leisure, enlightenment, therapy, recordings of history and to emphasize feelings

Favourite book: The Book Thief

Tricia

2024-04-23 04:20:53 UTC

If the narrative is gud, u can actually feel yourself experiencing the story :D

My favourite novel is a Christmas carol by Charles dickens

Kalie

liukalie1_1 — 2024-04-23 04:21:09 UTC

We need to inform or explain because this can help the audience understand the concept of something better so they can make use of it. One example would be teachers informing and explaining a concept of a new topic for the students to understand and be able to learn it better.

Kirk

zhuochengwu1_1 — 2024-04-23 04:21:10 UTC

They are used to describe different perspectives or points of view in writing.

Example: "I woke up early in the morning and stretched my arms. Today was going to be a great day."

Example: "You wake up early in the morning and stretch your arms. Today is going to be a great day."

Example: "Sarah woke up early in the morning and stretched her arms. She knew that today was going to be a great day."

Cheryl

ngcheryl2_1 — 2024-04-23 04:21:47 UTC

When informing or explaining a specific to a person, it must be clear and easy to understand, so the people can understand what things that you want to talk about. And it's the main tool for communications and expressions.

Jayne

2024-04-23 04:22:05 UTC

people create persuasive texts in order to sway the readers opinions and feelings on a certain matter.

Kirk

zhuochengwu1_1 — 2024-04-23 04:22:11 UTC

Lu Wang

wanglu9_1 — 2024-04-23 04:22:13 UTC

The diffrence between a two person, first person and third person is the pronouns they use first of all. First person: When referring to the first person, it means that the speaker or writer is referring to themselves or including themselves in the narrative. It uses pronouns such as "I," "me," "we," and "us."

Second of all Second person: The second person refers to the person or people being directly addressed or spoken to. It uses pronouns such as "you" and "your."

Finally Third person: The third person refers to individuals or things other than the speaker or the person being directly addressed. It uses pronouns such as "he," "she," "it," "they," and "them."

St.John

2024-04-23 04:22:16 UTC

They make persuasive texts to practice persuasion and negotiation

Sophia

zhusophia1_1 — 2024-04-23 04:22:18 UTC

Narratives provide readers with both realistic stories that could relate to real life and to the reader's life, yet also with unrealistic and fantasy worlds that sparks the reader's pagination and targets their creativity.

People read narratives as it provides a captivating experience and draws the reader into a different world, putting them in the shoes of another.

Currently, my favourite narrative would be "The Lost Library".

Grace

2024-04-23 04:23:03 UTC

1st person is "I", meaning that its written in the author's perspective. For example, "I went to the bathroom" is written in 1st person. 2nd person is "you", representing that the author writes the paragraph in the reader's perspective. An example is : "You went to the bathroom". 3rd person is "He/She". This means that the writer acts as a person watching the whole thing. An example is:"he went to the bathroom."

Hannah

cheungsinyu2_1 — 2024-04-23 04:23:14 UTC

people read narratives mostly for entertainment and to use time when you're bored. You can improve English writing by reading other authors' writing style and choice of words.

Favorite narrative: The Lion of Mars

Tyler

mantyler — 2024-04-23 04:23:33 UTC

To make people understand smth to make it clearer

Tyler

mantyler — 2024-04-23 04:24:12 UTC

Its more formal

Kirk

zhuochengwu1_1 — 2024-04-23 04:25:08 UTC

People create persuasive texts with the intention of influencing others' beliefs, attitudes, or actions. I persuaded my parents to buy something for me.

Elle Chen

chenyutong2_1 — 2024-04-23 04:25:39 UTC

People read books for different reasons, whether it's for entertainment, reduce stress etc.

My favorite novel is The Giver by Lois Lowry.

Grace

2024-04-23 04:26:25 UTC

People use persuasive writing to achieve purposes such as when a person has a different opinion from others. This kind of writing can change a person's point of view when it's successful. I successfully persuaded my mom to bring me home lunch after explaining that school lunch is too bad.

Sophia

zhusophia1_1 — 2024-04-23 04:26:32 UTC

People would write persuasive texts that convince and persuade the target audience to agree with the writer's perspective and opinion. This is when you could use persuasive techniques to influence the target audience's behavior.

Cheryl

ngcheryl2_1 — 2024-04-23 04:26:35 UTC

People read narratives because there's a lot of rhetorical devices in the story and people can learn a lot from it. Audiences love emotional stories because they feel more compelling at the moment.

My favourite narrative is Wonder.

Joyce

hanjingyi1_1 — 2024-04-23 04:27:01 UTC

To use more precise and clear language to explain the purpose. This allows the audience to better understand the purpose of the explanation.

Sam.s

shaoyirui1_1 — 2024-04-23 04:27:35 UTC

To make things easier to understand and more clear

Hannah

cheungsinyu2_1 — 2024-04-23 04:27:46 UTC

People want to convince people to agree with their thoughts or opinions about something when they create persuasive language.

I persuaded my parents to bring me a rice ball at the start of may for home lunch.

Kalie

liukalie1_1 — 2024-04-23 04:28:50 UTC

The way we explain or inform something to someone can vary depending on who we are explaining to or what we are explaining. For example, if we are explaining a complex topic to an adult, we should use more precise and formal language, whereas when informing something to a young child, we often use more informal and direct ways to inform them for them to understand more easily.

St.John

2024-04-23 04:29:03 UTC

1st person: Allows readers to visualize the writing in a headfirst, first person viewpoint which is very surreal, you can even have a deeper empathy for the characters

2nd person: It has a more imperative tone but also reclusive as it only refers to the person the author is referring to, putting the author in the shadows but putting their acquaintance in the limelight

3rd person: It has a more commanding feeling, a feeling that rules over all as you spectate the characters in their journey, while being safe

Elle Chen

chenyutong2_1 — 2024-04-23 04:29:49 UTC

To convince and persuade a certain audience to agree with a thought or opinion.

I convinced my parents to bring me home lunch when I don't want to eat the school lunch.

Grace

2024-04-23 04:30:07 UTC

Cheryl

ngcheryl2_1 — 2024-04-23 04:30:10 UTC

The purpose of persuasive writing is to change the reader's mind or behavior. This can be done by providing evidence, appealing to the reader's emotions.

I successfully persuaded my mom to buy me a new computer, cause my computer is literally so laggy and broken :(

Joyce

hanjingyi1_1 — 2024-04-23 04:30:10 UTC

Because people want to know about different things, both the past and the future. My favorite narrative is "One Hundred Years of Solitude"

Sophia

zhusophia1_1 — 2024-04-23 04:30:41 UTC

Using 1st person in a narrative puts the writer himself or herself into the story as a character. Viewing the story unfold as someone in it.

"I saw the adorable pandas today!"

2nd speaker targets the audience directly with words like "you".

"Do you like pandas?"

3rd speaker refers to the characters in a story as a "he", "she", or whatever the character is named. This way, the writer is portrayed as a "god" who can view the story through different viewpoints of different characters.

"She went to see adorable pandas!"

Hannah

cheungsinyu2_1 — 2024-04-23 04:32:24 UTC

1st, 2nd, and 3rd person are used to describe different perspectives in narratives/books.

1st person text are written in the author's perspective, for example, "I ate my lunch", so there are words like "I".

2nd person texts are written with words like "you". For example, "You ate your lunch".

3rd person texts are written with words like "they", "them", "he", "she", and many more. For example, "he ate his lunch".

Sophia

zhusophia1_1 — 2024-04-23 04:32:45 UTC

Hannah

cheungsinyu2_1 — 2024-04-23 04:33:54 UTC

Cheryl

ngcheryl2_1 — 2024-04-23 04:34:02 UTC

Tyler

mantyler — 2024-04-23 04:34:44 UTC

First person:

Pov of the main character

Seconded person:

3 rd person+ 1 person

Third person:

Ur the narrator who knows everything

Tricia

2024-04-23 04:34:58 UTC

Because they wanted to convince people, no, I can't

Sam

shaoyirui1_1 — 2024-04-23 04:35:13 UTC

It seems more formal than other languages

Joyce

hanjingyi1_1 — 2024-04-23 04:35:42 UTC

Because people want others to be convinced of their opinions so as to achieve the accuracy of confirming their opinions. I convinced my dad to buy me a Spotify premium because listening to music puts me in a good mood.

Cheryl

ngcheryl2_1 — 2024-04-23 04:38:15 UTC

First-person point of view uses pronouns such as "I," "me," "we," and "us." Second-person point of view uses the pronoun "you." Third-person point of view uses pronouns such as "he," "she," "it," "they," "him," "her," "his," and "them."

First person point of view: I'm born in Hong Kong.

Second person point of view: Do you like to eat this?

Third person point of view: She was amazing at Math !

Joyce

hanjingyi1_1 — 2024-04-23 04:38:38 UTC

The first point of view is usually the main point of view, which is more convincing and is usually recognized by everyone. The second point is that the secondary point of view is not as convincing as the main point of view. The third point of view is usually a concluding personal point of view.

Vincent

linvincent2_1 — 2024-04-23 04:41:14 UTC

There would be more descriptive language and the speech would be more detailed in order to let the other people know the thing that you are talking about in deep understanding.

Joyce

hanjingyi1_1 — 2024-04-23 04:41:35 UTC

Tyler

mantyler — 2024-04-23 04:46:20 UTC

To persuade someone

Toby

2024-04-23 04:48:16 UTC

To convince people to do what you like.

Vincent

linvincent2_1 — 2024-04-23 04:52:03 UTC

The 1st person is the point of view of a character, like when writing a story in 1st person, the writer imagines him/herself into the character in it. Words are usually used: I, me, my.

The 2nd person is the point of view of a character facing another character. In a story, writers usually imagine themselves as a character in a book and write about another character. Words are usually used: he, she, it

The 3rd person is the point of view of everything, usually not being anyone character in a story.

2024-04-23 04:53:51 UTC

Y r u guys so mean :(

Vincent

linvincent2_1 — 2024-04-23 04:56:07 UTC

People create persuasive text to convince someone to do what they want them to do. I did manage to persuade people, like when I was wanting to buy a new ipad, I asked my mom but she doesn't agree initially. However, when I said what I could do with it and the benefits with it, I did convinced her.

Ashley

2024-04-23 04:59:03 UTC

We need to inform and explain because sometimes other peeple may not understand certain matters, thus the need to inform them about it and explain to them what and why.

emma

pongemma — 2024-04-23 04:59:06 UTC

We need to inform and explain to allow someone to understand a topic. An example is when you are trying to help your friend understand a topic that they are learning in school.

Vincent

linvincent2_1 — 2024-04-23 04:59:25 UTC

People read narratives to spend their spare time wisely and in a educational way to improve their writing and reading skills by learning the writer's writing style.

Ashley

2024-04-23 04:59:57 UTC

We need to inform and explain because other people may not know about certain matters, and you need to tell them what it is and explain to them what and why. For example, when you need to present a speech to someone, you need to inform and explain the audience about it.

Sam

shaoyirui1_1 — 2024-04-23 05:01:38 UTC

People create persuasive texts to sway the readers opinions and feelings.

emma

pongemma — 2024-04-23 05:01:46 UTC

We will use more simple language to try and make our writing clearer and straightforward.

Kalie

liukalie1_1 — 2024-04-23 05:02:58 UTC

Some major reasons why people read narratives is either to entertain themselves or learn new information from the book. My favourite narritive would be the book "13".

emma

pongemma — 2024-04-23 05:07:58 UTC

A reason people read narratives is for entertainment. My favourite narrative is Wonder.

Ashley

2024-04-23 05:13:46 UTC

The purpose of informing and explaining affects the language we use by making the speech more convincing and persuasive. This way, we can achieve what we want and also to change the minds of other people. It can also be used to persuade people to make a good instead of a bad choice.

emma

pongemma — 2024-04-23 05:14:27 UTC

People create persuasive texts to convince their audience to believe something, do something etc. I've convinced my friend to buy me a pencil.

Ashley

2024-04-23 05:25:08 UTC

People read narratives to entertain themselves, as well as to learn more information and gain knowledge. My favourite narrative is the book "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire". (actually I don't know)

Ethan

chienethan1_1 — 2024-04-23 09:22:54 UTC

We need to inform because we need to tell people about things they need to know.