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the supporting facts

A clue word such as all, most, always, usually, or generally signals that an author

is making generalization.

Read the paragraph

Asma's letter on Christmas is different in some ways. One, it isn't a greeting card.

Iwo, it is a letter addressed to Jesus Christ who is not a common person, relative, friend, or

acquaintance. Jesus, for the Christians, is the Son of Mary. And three, the letter is asking

for some explanation of the untoward happenings here on planet Earth. Lastly, the letter

will not be mailed but will be placed on the altar for the angels to carry to Jesus.

Amazingly different in three ways, the letter holds the greatest message of all time the

message of love and justice, of brotherhood, and sisterhood.

CastilloKIE. (2016). Joy in Learning English 5. Vibal Group, Inc for the Department of Education

Which sentence states the generalization? How did you know? What

examples. reasons, or facts are presented to validate the generalization? What words

or phrases introduce them? Remember that generalizations are like "big umbrellas."

A summary restates only the main points of a text without giving examples or

details such as dates, numbers or statistics. When you summarize, you keep in mind the

answers to the (5) Wh's and How questions.

Texts are written for a variety of purposes, using different forms and standards of

composition. These forms of writing are known as text type.

There are two main text types, factual and literary. Factual text types include

factual description, recount, or persuasive. Literary text types include poetry.

narrative or personal response.

One of its kind is the narrative text. It is a type of literary text that tells a story, it

presents series of events which can either be fiction or non-fiction Fiction narrative

may include picture books, cartoons, fantasy, adventure, science fiction, fairy tales.

legends, fables or plays. Non-fiction narratives include autobiography, biography,

memoir, diary and others

The basic elements of narrative include the theme, setting characters and plot.

Theme refers to the author's message about te or human nature he or she tries to

convey in the story. The setting answers the when and where the story happens and

the characters are the people, animals of things playing an important role for the

events. The plat consists of the episodes happened from beginning, middle and

ending events