argumentative

• aims to educate and inform the readers about something clearly and concisely

  adds new information, interpret, and discuss a particular process

  informative writing
• unlocks unfamiliar terms and concepts

  definition
• the portrayal or expression of ideas through the senses

  description
• presents anecdote to introduce the theme of the topic

  narration
• examines the cause and effect of the topic to an audience

  cause and effect
• the readers understanding and grasping the meaning of information by considering similarities and differences

  comparison and contrast
• convinces and pursuades the reader to believe in the ideas and the writer claims

  persuasive writing
• rhetorical devices that use various strategies to repeat statements that readers might believe in her viewpoints

  repetition
• is a technique that contends or argues a point to push the claim of the writer.

  once the reader is hooked, the writer provides supporting pieces of facts, statistics

  consistency
• refers to the use of we in the text. this will make the audience fell needed and more personally involved in the process

  inclusivity
• writer collects data and evidence that he or she will assess and make a stand on

  argumentative writing
• proves the readers that you are credible enough to make claims and strong arguments while using emotions appeal to seal the argument

  show expertise and emotions
• assumes tha not all who listen to your claim know it. responsible for informing them about the topic and consistently reminding them of it


  explain the argument
• make sure the documents and texts to be used are properly analyzed, studied and examines


  analyze texts and pieces of evidence
• do not attempt to convince your audience to side with you

  establish a middle ground