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Exploring autobiographical texts

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I can identify and explain how personal texts use language features to create effects.

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Forms of personal texts include: letters, diaries, autobiographies, memoirs and travelogues. Writers of autobiographies will use literary devices to convey emotions and document events in detail. Features of autobiographical writing include: first person, past tense, use of descriptive and emotive language. Mary Seacole effectively conveys the horror of war through her use of vivid imagery. Seacole's use of first person and emotive language create an intimate and authentic account of war.

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