Transcational writing

• Literary techniques to include

  • Direct address
  • Inclusive pronouns
  • Similes
  • Metaphors
  • Rhetorical questions
  • Varied sentence lengths
• Persuasive devices


  • Statistics
  • Anecdotes
  • Examples
  • Interviews
• Anecdote


  Pinpointing one particular person who's affected by the issue that you're talking about
• When writing a debate, you need to make what you're writing about convincing and compelling by showing it's not just your opinion
• HADAFOREST

  • H-> hyperbole
  • A->anecdote
  • D-> Data
  • A->alliteration
  • F->facts
  • O-> opinions
  • R-> rhetorical quiestions
  • E-> Emotive language
  • S-> Statistics
  • T-> triplets (rule of 3)
• Hyperbole is exaggerating something to emphasise its importance or impact
• An anecdote is a short story used to illustrate a point
• Data are facts and figures which can be presented using graphs, charts, tables, etc.