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DISCUSIVE ESSAY:-
Website: http://www.echeat.com/essay.php?t=26305

After reading the discursive essay “Are Mobile Phones Essential or

Dangerous?” I observe the following similarities.

 Opening sentence emphasis the topic, i.e. Mobile phones; an essential for
modern living or a life-threatening accessory?
 Simple present tense.
 Few paragraphs were showing the benefits of mobiles with supporting
evidence.
 Few paragraphs were also showing the negative side.
 Quotations were used with supporting arguments.
 Connectives like, however, whereas, compared with, similarly, moreover
etc were used.
 At the end conclusion was made “Substantial research supports the
conclusion that the radio signals emitted by mobile communication
equipment present no health risk”.
TECHNICAL REPORT:-
Website:
http://www.uet.edu.pk/export/sites/UETWebPortal/research/researchinfo/journ
al/volume5/3-EVALUATION.pdf

After reading the report “Evaluation of Drinking Water Quality in Urban Areas of
Pakistan: A Case Study of Southern Lahore”, I observe the following similarities.

 Text level and written in past tense.

 1st person.
 Headings were used to specify the aspect.
 1st paragraph was about the adverse effects of poor water quality on the
human beings and few facts and figures of Pakistan.
 Few factors were also explained how to check the quality of water.
 Charts were also used.
 It also included the results of sample tests.
 Connectives like, although, however, still, on the other hand, or cause and
effect, e.g. because, since, therefore, as a result.
 At the conclusions and recommendations were made.