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Text informative
The informative text is written that disclosing reality objectively and as the events focusing on transmits any understanding.

This format is characterized by a denotative use of language that supports a single meaning avoiding emotional expressions emotional and aesthetic.

Objectivity is essential as maintaining narrative stance disclosure of information as the mainintention of the text.

You should always be present coherence and cohesion is the text to be displayed with logic and consistency with the points recalling the correct relationship between words

As for language functions in these texts referential function predominates.

This text has a simple organizational structure development brief introduction brief conclusion reasonably long

Takinginto account the above points can develop various texts as encyclopedia articles news reports scientific monographs calls biographies ads and magazine reports, etc.
Example of informational text

Alerting possible escalation of grain prices by releasing
Nurit Martinez Carballo
the Universal
Mexico City
Wednesday May 28, 2008

Carriers and marine farmers warned that the cancellation of importtaxes of grain, feed and fertilizer, announced by President Felipe Calderon, could cause further escalation in food prices and increased speculation in grains because the rent increase foreign ships.

Text narrative
The narrative is an account of events from different characters, real or imagined, developed in one place and over time.

Each author has a particular style in his narrative. Butthere are general rules that are true in most texts like structure:

- Introduction: This raises the initial situation
-Knot At this stage it appears the conflict This problem will be the main theme of the text and try to be resolved.
- Outcome: Finally the solution is conflict.

In turn we can distinguish an external and an internal structure:

- External: Divide the content intochapters, songs, parties, treaties, sequences, etc.

- Internal: These are the elements of the narrative:

a. - Narrator: There may be a narrator or more. It can be a character in the story (retell in first or second person) or omniscient (narrate in the third person).

b. - Space: The space is very important in the story. In his description, we can find much of what the author is trying tocommunicate to the generality of the story.

c. - Time: There is a historical time (or external) that is the time when the story unfolds, and an internal time which is the duration of the events of the story. This internal time can follow a linear order, or there may be twists and turns in time, playing with the past, present and future.
example:

A tiger cub when he was captured by humans wasreleased after several years of domestic life among men life had not diminished his strength nor his instincts as he was released to the jungle and ran into the thicket his brothers having it again between they asked:

What have you learned?

The tiger wanted to convey meditate unhurriedly some transcendent concept wise man recalled a Comment: Tigers are not immortal think they are immortalbecause they ignore ignore death will die
The tiger thought to himself that's a thought that will surprise: we are not immortal eternal life is not said finally learned this are not immortal just ignore that once we die

The other tigers would not let him finish speaking pounced on the neck and bit him saw him bleed to death is the problem of the terminally ill, 'said one of the cats.
They becomeresentful and want to spread it to everyone.

Text descriptive
A descriptive text belongs to the genre of expository text your proincipal function is to explain and describe
since it clearly show you all the features and details of an object or person exists topographical description, cinematically
but to show you how it all is something or someone
For example a beautiful white sand beach...