1) An instructive text, e.g. a recipe  a) tells readers how to do something   b) often uses the imperative c) uses a lot of adjectives  d) uses texts in capital letters e) uses exclamation marks f) leaves out unnecessary words 2) A persuasive text, e.g. a leaflet about a new zumba class a) may use text in capital letters b) uses the imperative c) contains only facts d) may use exclamation marks e) gives you information in a step-by-step way f) often uses repeated words 3) An informative text , e.g. an article about the situation in Scotland a) avoids repetition b) contains facts c) give information in a clear way d) tries to make you do or buy something e) uses lots of colours  f) uses a lot of adjectives and adverbs 4) A descriptive text, e.g. when you describe your new flat  a) tells the reader how to do something b)  appeals to your senses - how something feels or sound c) may make comparisons d) uses repeated words e) may use exclamation marks f) makes use of adjectives and adverbs

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