Learning Task 3: Read the paragraph below. In your notebook, draw the figure described by the text, then identify the author's purpose in writing it, Bugoy has a little kitten named Lhola, She is a fantastic cat with big ears, blue eyes, beautiful paws and long white for Bugoy to come home after a long day of work. Bugoy loves Lhola and she loves him, too. Text-Types factual and literary. Text-types refer to basic types of writing. They are categorized as to 1. Factual text-types are used to inform, recount, instruct or persuade Keaders. Examples of factual text-types include speeches, recounts, historical documents, government reports, instructional/procedural texts and persuasive texts. 2. Literary text-types are used to entertain using language formed and structured in creative manner. Examples of literary text-types include drama, narrative texts and poetry. Purposes of Text-Types Text-types have three (3) main purposes: to entertain, to inform or to persuade. 1. To entertain means to provide leisure or enjoyment to readers. 2. To inform means to educate or instruct readers on particular details or information. 3. To persuade means to ask readers to believe on a particular issue or stand. This also allows one to do something caused by sound argumentation. Structures of Text-Types Text-types are formed in structured ways. These structures are as follows: 1. Description - describes a person, place, event, animal, etc. 2. Sequence/Instruction/Process - provides steps in performing an action or order of event. 3. Cause-and-Effect - seeks to identify what happened and how or why it happened. 4. Compare/Contrast - provides similar and/or dissimilar information about two persons, places, event, animals, etc. 5. Problem/Solution - states the problem and the (possible) solution.​