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Cards (12)

  • Persuasive Text - to persuade the reader to come to the same opinion as the writer.
  • Structure of Persuasive Text (OAAAC):
    • Opinion
    • Argument 1
    • Argument 2
    • Argument 3
    • Conclusion
  • Introduction - what is the writing about and what is your opinion? It is very important. It is where topic is introduced and catches readers attention
  • Body - Arguments to support your opinion. It tells us everything we need to know
  • Conclusion - Repeat your point of view
  • Language Features - Usually written in present tense. Includes logical connectives to link ideas (therefore, however, moreover). Use emotive language (powerful verbs & strong adjective)
  • Language Features (CCEE):
    • Comparison
    • Cause and Effect
    • Emphasis
    • Exemplification
  • Comparison - Similarly, Likewise
  • Cause & Effect - As a result, therefore
  • Emphasis (Impact) - Indeed, certainly
  • Exemplification - ask rhetorical questions (questions w/ no answer yet)
  • Emotive Words - Appeal to Hope and Aspiration. Counter arguments from the other point of view try and use some facts as well as opinions