English Reviewer

• Academic Writing

  • Factual text
• Literary Writing

  • Fictional text
• Context

  • topic refers to what the text is all about
• Structure

  • visible patterns of the text, Logical statement
• Format

  • use of paragraph stanzas, column , bold letters, pictures, charts
• Grammatical features

  • signal words
• Vocabulary

  • refers to the technical terms used, words and its meaning that needs to be learned
• Independent Clause

  • it can stand up alone as a sentence because it express a complete ideas
• Dependent clause

  • it cannot stand alone as a complete sentence because it does not express a complete thoughts
• Interpersonal Communication

  • refers to the entire process and practice of exchanging ideas, or information and even emotional expressions that can be saved between people
• Verbal

  • use of words from our mouth to store information to others
• Non-Verbal

  • getting meaning across without using word either written or spoken (e.g. body language, facial expression)
• Communicator

  • sender and receiver
• Message

  • speech, facial expression, body language, tone of voice and gesture
• Noise

  • any sort of distraction
• Feedback

  • the response of the receiver
• Channel

  • the means through (e.g. Cellphone)
• Context

  • referred as the medium, emotional climate expectations, of the people the place of occurrence(e.g. telephone, phone, speaker
• Conflict

  • It is a problem that the main character face
• Internal Conflict

  • Man vs Itself
• External Conflict

  • man vs nature, man vs supernatural, man vs technology, man vs society
• Resolution

  • It occurs when the conflict are ultimately resolved and the problems are solved in one way or another
• Informative essay

  • It educates your readers on a topic and it allows you to express a particular issue on a topic to your audience
• Writing to inform

  • Information writing shows information in an informative instead of persuasive manner