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Anonymous users2024-02-07Similarities:1Both are a type of literary genre.
2.It must be done through the organization and narration of language.
Differences:1The purpose of expression is different, and each has its own emphasis.
Narrative: To describe, to tell a story.
Lyrical: Lyrical, to express a feeling.
Description: Narration, an introduction to an object.
Descriptive: Narrate, depict an object.
2.The expressions used are also different.
Lyrical: Expressing feelings about something in an emotional language.
Descriptive: Describe in detail the appearance, characteristics, etc. of something.
Explanation: Explain and explain something through language.
Argument: Expressing an opinion about something or something.
Narrative: Record the process of seeing and thinking through one thing or something;
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Anonymous users2024-02-06Description: Mainly explanatory traits. Directly explain the shape, nature, cause, function, etc. of things.
Argumentation: In narrative, argumentation is not the main mode of expression, it is only in the process of narrating, describing or explaining, directly expressing a certain feeling and evaluation of the author, or to express his mind.
Description: Description is a way of expressing the appearance and modality of the object described and reproducing it to the reader. It is one of the main modes of expression in narrative, especially in literary creation.
In general lyrical, argumentative, expository texts, it is sometimes used as an auxiliary means. The technique of description is well used, which can be vivid and vivid, so that readers can see the person, hear the voice, and be immersed in the scene, and receive a strong artistic infection.
Differences: The effect of each expression is different, and there are different expression effects for different needs. Lyrical focus is on expressing the author's special feelings about something or something.
An argument is the feeling of directly expressing the author's point of view. Lyricism is indirect, argumentation is direct expression. A description is a description of a thing, which generally does not contain the personal feelings of the author, but is only introduced to the reader, and the reader himself comments on it.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Lyrical: It is to express your feelings about something, praise it and so on!
Description: It is a detailed description of something, saying its appearance, characteristics, etc.!
Explanation: It is a statement about something, such as: you have something how to make others understand it!
Argument: It's your opinion about something or something!
Narrative: It is the process of what you see and think through one thing or something!
As for the writing, it's up to you!
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Similarities: They are all expressions, and they are all for expression.
Differences: The friend above said it in detail.
The most important thing in learning is to think.
The most important thing in the way of expression is to express the meaning.
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