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the lungs in breathing. In addition, all types of
exercise can nourish the body.
In the text, the writer conveys the idea that

sports are activities that can nourish the body. Then,
the writer gives an illustration in the form of an
example of swimming that can nourish the lungs in
breathing.
d. Comparison
In this pattern, the writer will compare the
ideas conveyed with objects, conditions, or other
things that have similarities or differences. The goal

is to strengthen the writer's ideas in order to convince
the reader.
Example:
“Soy milk is known as a source of protein, but
the protein content in soy milk is much smaller than
that of cow's milk. According to one source, the

protein content of soy milk is 6.73 grams, compared
to 8.02 grams of cow's milk.”
In the first sentence, the author compares the
protein content of soy milk with cow's milk. This
comparison is proven by data from one source that
states that the protein content of soy milk is much
smaller than cow's milk.

These patterns of development in exposition texts
serve to structure the information logically, enhance
clarity and coherence, and engage the readers effectively.
By utilizing these patterns strategically, writers can
present information or arguments in a systematic and
compelling manner, ultimately achieving the intended
purpose of the text.

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