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Expository Writing

Expository Writing. Expository paragraph. In an expository paragraph you give information. You explain a subject, give directions, or show how something happens.

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Expository Writing

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  1. Expository Writing

  2. Expository paragraph • In an expository paragraph you give information. You explain a subject, give directions, or show how something happens. • In expository writing, linking words like first, second, then, and finally are usually used to help readers follow the ideas.

  3. Explaining a process • Chocolate cake with vanilla/almond frosting provides a tasty treat for any occasion. Follow the directions for making any flavor of chocolate cake. While the cake bakes in the oven, prepare a box of vanilla frosting mix added with roasted and buttered almond slivers. Evenly coated in melted butter the almond slivers toast in a hot skillet for approximately ten minutes. Thoroughly toast the slivers without turning them crispy. Cool the toasted almonds and set aside a handful for the final touch. Fold the almonds into the vanilla frosting, and after covering the cake, sprinkle a handful of toasted almonds on the top. After serving this desert to your guests then generally ask for the recipe of your chocolate/vanilla/almond cake. Now you have the opportunity to smile and...

  4. Paragraph writing • Write a paragraph explaining how something works. • Remember to use linking words.

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