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Exemplification means using examples to explain, convince, or amuse readers. It is one of the most effective ways to develop ideas. Examples can be used to persuade skeptical readers, clarify abstractions, and convince readers that ideas are valid. Examples should include specific names, personal observations, expert opinions, facts, typical cases, hypothetical situations, and generalizations. Transitional phrases like "for example", "for instance", and ordinal numbers help introduce examples. Enough relevant examples need to be provided to prove a point without relying on stereotypes or limited data.

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Exemplification means using examples to explain, convince, or amuse readers. It is one of the most effective ways to develop ideas. Examples can be used to persuade skeptical readers, clarify abstractions, and convince readers that ideas are valid. Examples should include specific names, personal observations, expert opinions, facts, typical cases, hypothetical situations, and generalizations. Transitional phrases like "for example", "for instance", and ordinal numbers help introduce examples. Enough relevant examples need to be provided to prove a point without relying on stereotypes or limited data.

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Syukron Makmur (H1E012001)

Maskhiyatus Shokhib (H1E012026)


M. Andi Kurniawan (H1E012031) Roy Harris Wibisono (H1E012057)

Exemplification means using examples to explain, convince, or amuse. Lending interest and information to writing, exemplification is one of the most common and effective ways to developing ideas.

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To persuade skeptical readers who are reluctant to accept your viewpoint


Convince the reader that your ideas are valid

Help to explain or clarify an abstraction

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Spesific name Personal Observations

Expert Opinions
Facts

Personal-case exampels Typical-case examples

Hypothetical examples
Generalized examples Extended examples

For example

For instance
First , second, Third Next, in addition

You must include enough examples

To prove that most middle-aged adults are out of shape, you would need examples of many adults.
These 2 alone are not enough!
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Relying on stereotypes or limited examples is not fair!

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Using examples to make a point

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Thesis: Monkeys make the worst pets.

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Example #1 My neighbors monkey steals from patios and protects the items by screaming and biting.

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Example #2 My friends monkey hid


her shoes to prevent her from going to work. When that plan failed, the monkey used her shoes for a toilet.

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Are the two previous examples enough to prove that monkeys make the worst pets?
Probably not. More examples are needed!

Do the examples above represent most (Lets hope monkeys? No.anyway!) not
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You would probably need a few more examples of pet monkeys to convince your audience that monkeys are not good pets.

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End of presentation.

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