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NEA Today, Nov 1996

Richard Lederer's introduction to exposition. Exposition is writing that informs or explains. In this type of expository writing, you will give information. Research reports, summaries, and explanatory essays are all forms of exposition. When you write any of these types of papers, the information you give should be factual.

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