Language Analysis Structure

[mykey]

Is it best to stick to a structure for your body paragraphs in Language Analysis?

I know some people follow:
Tone Tactic Impact
And some use:
Argument Technique Style/Structure Evidence Purpose

Or is it best to go by ear, depending on the text you are given to analyse?

[totaled]

language analysis is probably the most formulatic (perhaps context is more, but regardless of the article, you can pretty much follow a set structure)

So to answer your question, i would recommend sticking to a particular structure, as you can practise it and perfect it before the end of year. Just find a structure that seems to work for you

[chrisjb]

Is it best to stick to a structure for your body paragraphs in Language Analysis?

I know some people follow:
Tone Tactic Impact
And some use:
Argument Technique Style/Structure Evidence Purpose

Or is it best to go by ear, depending on the text you are given to analyse?

Master Shinny says: "Technique, Purpose, Effect makes your paragraph correct."

(probably never actually said that, but his idea (which I follow) was that you have 'technique' followed by 'purpose' followed by 'effect')