English for Academic and

Professional Purposes
SHA EAPP12
Maria Cecilia Jhadziah B. Diva, LPT
Content:

● text, discourse, and academic text

● text structures
● locating the thesis statement
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Text Discourse Academic Text

● logically ● sequence of ● academic
consistent utterances purposes
and has a with context ● related to
unified ● interactive academic
structure courses
● spoken or
written
The Types of Discourse:

exposition description

narration argumentation
Common Text Structures

ABC structure IBC structure

abstract-body-conclusion introduction-body-conclusion

● abstract = ● introduces the

summary / gist topic first
● longer texts ● supporting
details are in the
body
 Locating the Thesis
Statement:
“What is the text about?”
 Example:
1 Just as how each language is governed by its own rules,
each mode of media content delivery also follows a meaning
system of its own. 2 For example in newspaper layout, it is
easy to identify the most important news of the day
because it would be on the front page with the largest
headline. 3 For movies and documentaries, the significance
of a character, an object, or a place is determined by how
often it appears onscreen or if it gets a close-up shot. 4
Understanding these rules will help you to analyze media
messages more objectively and avoid being misled or
manipulated. ”
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SATURN MARS
10% Saturn is a gas giant 40% Mars is actually a
with several rings very cold place

NEPTUNE MERCURY
20% Neptune is far away 30% Mercury is the
from us smallest planet
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EARTH SATURN JUPITER MARS

It’s the planet Saturn has Jupiter is a Mars is a very
with life several rings huge planet cold place
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SATURN MARS
Saturn is a gas giant Mars is actually a
with rings very cold place

NEPTUNE MERCURY
Neptune is far away Mercury is the
from us smallest planet
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MARS
Mars is actually a very cold place 10%

SATURN
Saturn is a gas giant with rings 20%

MERCURY
Mercury is the smallest planet 30%

NEPTUNE
Neptune is far away from us 40%
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JUPITER VENUS
Jupiter is the Venus is the second
biggest planet planet from the Sun

SATURN MARS
Saturn is a gas giant Mars is actually a
with rings very cold place

NEPTUNE MERCURY
Neptune is far away Mercury is the
from us smallest planet
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STEP 1 STEP 2 STEP 3 STEP 4

Mercury is a
Yes Yes No Yes
small planet

Saturn has
No Yes No No
many rings

Jupiter is a
No No Yes Yes
huge planet

Mars is a very
No Yes Yes No
cold place
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VENUS
MARS Venus is the second
planet from the Sun
JUPITER Mars is actually a
very cold place
SATURN Jupiter is the
Saturn is a gas giant biggest planet
with rings
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JUPITER VENUS
Jupiter is the Venus is the second
biggest planet planet from the Sun

SATURN MARS
Saturn is a gas giant Mars is actually a
with rings very cold place
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JUPITER VENUS
Jupiter is the Venus is the second
biggest planet planet from the Sun

SATURN MARS NEPTUNE

Saturn is a gas giant Mars is actually a Neptune is far away
with rings very cold place from us
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SATURN VENUS
Saturn is a gas giant Venus is the second
with rings planet from the Sun

MARS
Mars is actually a
very cold place
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10% 20% 30% 40%

EARTH SATURN JUPITER MARS

It’s the planet Saturn has Jupiter is a Mars is a very
with life several rings huge planet cold place
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VENUS
Venus is the second
planet from the Sun

SATURN MARS
Saturn is a gas giant Mars is actually a
with rings very cold place
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GOALS

SHORT TERM MID TERM LONG TERM

Venus is extremely Saturn is a gas giant. Despite being red,
hot, even much It was named after a Mars is actually a
more than Mercury Roman god cold place
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9-10am 11-12pm 1-2pm 2-3pm 4-5pm 6-7pm

MON History Ethics Projects Philosophy Math Politics

TUE Math Philosophy History Politics Ethics Projects

WED Philosophy Projects Projects Politics History Math

THU Ethics Politics Philosophy History Math Math

FRI Politics Projects Ethics History Philosophy Philosophy

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AWARENESS
Mars is a cold place

INTEREST
Saturn is a gas giant

DECISION
Pluto is a dwarf planet

PURCHASE
Jupiter is a big planet
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EARTH

PLUTO NEPTUNE

MERCURY JUPITER VENUS SATURN

Mercury is the Jupiter is the Venus has a Saturn is a gas
closest planet to biggest planet in beautiful name but giant. It was named
the Sun the Solar System is very hot after a Roman god
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01 02 03 04
SATURN JUPITER MARS VENUS
Saturn is a gas giant Jupiter is the Mars is actually a Venus is the second
with rings biggest planet very cold place planet from the Sun
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TO DO LIST PRIORITIES
● Mars is a cold planet Mercury is the smallest planet in
● Jupiter is a big planet
01 the entire Solar System

● Saturn is a ringed planet Jupiter is the biggest planet of all

● Neptune is an ice giant 02 in the Solar System

● Venus is a very hot planet

03
Earth is the third planet from the
● Mercury is a small planet Sun and where we all live on
● Pluto is a dwarf planet
04
Despite being red, Mars is a very
● The Sun is a huge star cold place
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VENUS
50% Venus is the second
planet from the Sun

MARS
30% Mars is actually a
very cold place

MERCURY
Follow the link in the graph to modify its data and then
20% Mercury is the
paste the new one here. For more info, click here smallest planet
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VENUS
Venus is the second
planet from the Sun

MARS
Mars is actually a
very cold place

MERCURY
Mercury is the
smallest planet
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STEP 1 STEP 2 STEP 3

Venus is the second Jupiter is the biggest Saturn is a gas giant
planet from the Sun planet of them all and has several rings

STEP 4 STEP 5 STEP 6

Neptune is the farthest Mars is actually a very Earth is also known as
planet from the Sun cold place the Blue Planet
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MARS
80% Mars is a cold place

SATURN
50%
Saturn is a gas giant

PLUTO
100% Pluto is a dwarf planet

JUPITER
10% Jupiter is a big planet
Follow the link in the graph to modify its data and then
paste the new one here. For more info, click here
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MERCURY VENUS
Mercury is the closest planet to Venus has a beautiful name and
the Sun and the smallest one in is the second planet from the
the Solar System Sun. It’s terribly hot

40% 60%
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MERCURY SATURN
Mercury is a very Saturn is a gas giant
small planet with several rings

JUPITER VENUS
Jupiter is the biggest Venus is the second
planet of all planet from the Sun

EARTH MARS
Earth is the planet Despite being red,
where we live Mars is very cold

NEPTUNE PLUTO
Neptune is far away It’s now considered
from us a dwarf planet
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