Article Writing- Noun Phrases -Prepositional Phrases

Have a look at the following article. What is it about? Why do you think the author chose that title?




What do you notice about the structure? 
How many paragraphs are there?
What is the topic of each paragraph?
 Can you identify the topic sentence in each one?
Can you find some text features?
Find as many noun phrases as you can. Are they in the subject or in the predicate?
Find as many prepositional phrases as you can? What are their function?








Check English Grammar in Use Units 121-136
Complete  Traveller Unit 2
Check the blog Imrpove your writing, entries about Noun Phrases and Prepositional Phrases


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  1. PATRICIA RAMOS29 de marzo de 2021, 7:04 a.m.

    Why is participative culture important?


    Have you ever thought of the constituent elements of a society? Participative culture is a vital element in the sociological study of the communities. Within each one, there are different dreams, wishes, fantasies, habits, codes, ways of establishing relationships and these aspects are expressed in a free and pure way.

    This freedom is neither subdued to institutions nor to the control of a specific official tradition. That´s why participative culture can change freely and get adapted to a society over time. Participative culture is less homogeneous because its elements vary according to the type of community and the connections that might be explored.

    Also, participative culture can be thought as one with relatively low barriers to artists expression and civic engagement. The members of a community believe that their contributions matter and they feel some degree of social connection with one another. It is considered that not every member must contribute but all must believe they are free to contribute when they are ready and that what they contribute will be appropriately valued.

    All in all, I think that if participative culture didn´t exist, we wouldn´t have the opportunity to know other cultures and habits and we wouldn´t be able to establish relationships with people that are very different from us.

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