Author's Purpose Analysis
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Author's Purpose Analysis
📚 Part 1: Understanding Author's Purpose
"The author wrote this mostly to ___________________"
🔍 Part 2: Text Analysis Practice
"Recycling is absolutely essential for our planet's future. Every plastic bottle you throw away takes 450 years to decompose. You must start recycling today - our children depend on it!"
The author wrote this mostly to:
"The football stadium holds 75,000 spectators. It was built in 1923 and renovated in 2006. The pitch measures 105 metres by 68 metres, which meets FIFA regulations."
The author wrote this mostly to:
✍️ Part 3: Language Features
To Persuade:
To Inform:
To Entertain:
📝 Part 4: Writing with Purpose
Topic: ________________________________
🎯 Part 5: Quick Purpose Check
a) "Smartphones were invented in 1992 and now 85% of adults in the UK own one."
Purpose: ________________
b) "You should definitely try the new pizza restaurant - it's absolutely amazing!"
Purpose: ________________
c) "Sarah crept quietly down the creaky stairs, her heart pounding like a drum."
Purpose: ________________
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