Persuasive Writing

The use of data to make an argument seem more convincing

• Percentages
• Statistics
• Propaganda
• Short Sentences

Writing that makes a reader feel they are part of the situation

• inclusive Language
• A Friendly Handshake
• Emotive Language
• Persuasive Phrases

Used to convince the reader/audience you have answers to problems

• Hypothetical Scenarios 
• Personal Experience
• Possible Solutions
• The lowdown

An invitation to your reader to imagine what might happen

• Possible Solutions
• List of three
• Emotive Language
• Hypothetical Scenario

Writing that is intended to draw an emotional response from the reader

• Inclusive Language
• Opinions of others
• Emotive Language
• List of three

Intended to show that others agree with your views

• List of three
• Statistics
• Hyperbole
• Opinions of others

A technique that puts reasons for your argument together in quick succession

• List of three
• Persuasive phrases
• Rhetorical question
• Statistics

When you refer to your own life to put together an argument

• Opinion of others
• Personal experience
• Hyperbole
• Emotive language

A type of question that almost forces a reader to share your view

• Short sentence
• Rhetorical question
• Strong question
• Cheeky question

By using key phrases more than once you emphasise their importance

• Short sentence
• Pattern
• Repetition
• Alliteration