Language of Effect and Judgement - Language that is used to express an opinion or make a judgement about something., Emotive Language - Language that is used to create an emotional response in the reader, Text Connectives - These are words or phrases that are used to connect ideas or information in a text, Descriptive Langauge - Language that is used to create a vivid and detailed picture in the reader's mind., Abstract Nouns - These are nouns that refer to concepts or ideas, rather than physical objects., Descriptive Words - These are words that are used to describe the subject or their experiences in detail., Pronouns - These are words that are used to refer to the subject of the biography without repeating their name over and over again., Rhetorical Questions - These are questions that are asked for effect, rather than to elicit an answer, Introduction - an orientation that introduces the subject and why he or she is a noteworthy person., Body - a series of paragraphs that describe the life events of the subject (family, childhood, education, career, achievements) in chronological order, Conclusion - a summary that reaffirms the subject’s importance,

Language Features and Text Structure of a Biography Recap

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