Descriptive: it uses descriptive, vivid, sensory language to describe a person, object, place, or event.

Persuasive: the word persuasive has the work "persuade" in it, wich tells you what this kind of writing is all about.

Expository: it exposes information by telling and revealing information about a person, place, event, object, or process.

Narrative: it uses the elements of setting, characters, conflict, and beginning-to-end structure to tell someone or something's story.

Descriptive: the goal of descriptive writing is for an audience to clearly picture, or imagine, what the autor describes.

Persuasive: the goal of persuasive writing is to persuade, convince, urge readers to agree with (and perhaps even take action to accomplish) an author's opinion.

Expository: the goal of expository language is to present information.

Narrative: the goal of narrative writing is to tell a story.