Writing Style - Expository writing

 Expository is one style of writing.

There are four types of writing styles. They are Expository, Descriptive, Persuasive, and Narrative.

Today's article will expand on expository writing. Expository writing explains its subject matter in-depth without offering up personal opinions. Instead, this type of writing focuses on related facts that present accurate and proven illustrations.

Essay and article writing fall into the expository style of writing. So to begin, let's look at what essay writing consists of.

First, an essay is a long-drawn-out piece of writing that supports an idea or proposal. Second, essay writing presents a case for the quality of being factually comprehensive to a specific point of view, inquiry, or clarification.

There are also three other different types of essays.

1.    Argumentative essay- gives proof that the facts are correct that are presented.

2.    Persuasive essay- convinces the reader to accept a correct position on a subject matter or point of view.

3.    Analytical essay- investigates, observes, and interprets such things as an occasion, book, songs, performance, or other work of art.

Secondly, an article is a written masterpiece in writing style, usually nonfiction, on a particular subject matter, relying only on oneself or one's own abilities to create a part of a book, newsprint, or publication. Thus, there are two main types of articles.

1.    Definite Articles- the subject matter might be mentioned or something distinctively specified.

2.    Indefinite Articles- may be mentioned for the first time or could be a general statement about any particular thing.

Expository writing is writing that tries to find a way to explain or describe something. However, its fundamental purpose is to inform and provide the reader about a specific topic or subject.