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    Commentary is a spoken description of a live event broadcast on radio or television. It has several key features: its purpose is to verbally describe what is happening; it uses critique, imagery, and builds suspense; it is written in the present tense and third person without using personal pronouns; and may incorporate comical language.

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    Commentary is a spoken description of a live event broadcast on radio or television. It has several key features: its purpose is to verbally describe what is happening; it uses critique, imagery, and builds suspense; it is written in the present tense and third person without using personal pronouns; and may incorporate comical language.

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    Commentary is a spoken description of a live event broadcast on radio or television. It has several key features: its purpose is to verbally describe what is happening; it uses critique, imagery, and builds suspense; it is written in the present tense and third person without using personal pronouns; and may incorporate comical language.

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    COMMENTARY

    WHAT IS
    COMMENTARY
    a spoken description of an event on the
    radio or television that is broadcast as
    the event happens
    FEATURES OF
    COMMENTARY
    purpose: to verbally enact or describe the
    01 situation which is being displayed live.

    02 use of critique

    03 thesis statement: use of imagery


    and allusion
    04 written in present tense

    05 building of suspense

    written in 3rd person by avoiding the use of I,


    06 me, we, us.

    07 use of comical language


    ACTIVITY

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