
Explaining Processes and Causes
Focus on explanatory texts by detailing sequential processes and analysing cause-and-effect relationships.
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Focus on explanatory texts by detailing sequential processes and analysing cause-and-effect relationships.
Key Questions
- How do we clearly explain a step-by-step process to an unfamiliar audience?
- What specific language features and conjunctions indicate cause and effect?
- How can we ensure our explanations are logical and easy to follow?
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