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IV. Language Features of Explanation Text


In an explanation text, there are linguistic features as below :

– Using simple present tense

– Using abstract noun (no visible noun)

– Using Passive voice

– Using Action verbs

– Containing explanation of the process


V. Example 

People in the world are shocked with the emergence of covid-19. This virus becomes a pandemic which has contaminated people all around the world. What is Covid-19? Covid-19 is a very infectious disease caused by a new kind of coronavirus. Is it dangerous? How can it spread to humans?


Firstly, the virus is supposed to spread primarily from person-to-person. These viruses can spread between persons who are in contact approximately in about 6 feets.


Secondly, covid-19 can also range via respiratory dewdrops produced while an infected person coughs or sneezes. These drops can land in the noses or mouths of persons who are nearby. Or they can feasibly be inhaled to the lungs.


Thirdly, it is spread by any human interaction with infected objects or surfaces. It may be likely that a person can catch up COVID-19 by touching objects devouring the virus. Then they drop the virus to their own nose, mouth, or eyes.


How easily a virus blowout from person-to-person can vary. These viruses are highly spreadable. Therefore, we have to be alert and keep following health protocol.



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