Identifying the features of a journalistic report in preparation for writing about the Titanic
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I can identify the purpose and linguistic features of a journalistic report.
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A journalistic report is a non-fiction text that provides information about a particular event.
A journalistic report can be organised into an opening, paragraphs organised by theme and a closing.
The title of a journalistic report is called a headline.
Journalistic language brings a formal, objective tone to the report.
Features include a range of fronted adverbials, journalistic language, relative complex sentences and parenthesis.
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