Nonfiction text features
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Non-fiction texts are factual in nature and can come in many forms and for different purposes. Some common non-fiction text types include reports, explanations, recounts, descriptions, procedures, discussions, reviews, explanations and expositions which provide information on a topic. Non-fiction texts are found in many places including books, magazines, newspapers, manuals and online.
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Nonfiction text features
- 1. NON-FICTION TEXTS FEATURES AND TYPES
- 2. Features of non-fiction texts
- 3. Text types
- 6. How many of the different non-fiction text types can you find at home?