English literature is separated into four main sections: poetry, fiction, nonfiction, and drama. Each one plays an important role to help people understand ideas and explore this world.

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       Poetry focuses on rhythm, sound, and language to connect feelings and thoughts. Although poems are often short but they always contain deep meaning and represents the emotions such as love, happy, and angry.

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       Fiction is based on imagination and it includes fictional characters, settings, and events. Through fiction, readers can explore into new worlds and expand their creativity.

 

       Nonfiction is formed from reality which presents real people and information. This helps readers gain knowledge about the world and history.

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       Drama is written to be performed which relies on dialogue and actions to express emotions. While watching or reading drama people can observe characters’ feelings and conflicts through the performance.

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