Persuasive Writing - Tips to Persuade
The P-E-R-S-U-A-D-E-R
Personal Pronouns
You, me, we, us – creating a bond with the reader
Emotive language
Words which create an emotional response in the reader
Rhetorical Questions
Needs no response – used to focus attention on the answer or the main point
Statistics and Facts
To prove a point – this can be made up!
Using an authority figure
To make is sound as if your argument is spot on!
Alliteration and Anecdotes
Alliteration – to memorable phrases and words – Anecdote, story to back up your argument.
Use metaphors and similes to describe an anecdote.
Description and Imagery
Exaggeration
Exaggerate to emphasise and prove your point!
Repetition and group of 3
Again, for emphasis.
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