is to argue a point of view in order to convince the reader.

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This implies that the text is written to convince a particular audience

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persuasive texts pertains to the introduction, the argument, and the conclusion

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The structure of persuasive texts pertains to the

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contains the subject.

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enumerate/s the factual and logical reason/s for your opinion.

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suggests an action or solution to the audience

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language features of persuasive texts no.1

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refers to the action or event that takes place or is taking place in the present.

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represents the current activity or the present state of being of the subject in the given context.

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Usually, the tense of the verbs used in persuasive speeches unless of course the speaker relates at some point an experience in the past or a plan or dream for the future

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- to link one fact, idea, or opinion to another, you need to use words like because, while, on the other hand, for example, such as whereas, thus, of therefore, among others

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to link one fact, idea, or opinion to another, you need to use words like because, while, on the other hand, for example, such as whereas, thus, of therefore, among others

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The logic and organization of what you are trying to convey will more or less become more evident with the use of transition words.

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The logic and organization of what you are trying to convey will more or less become more evident with the use of transition words.

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The use of powerful language and strong adjectives helps the text become persuasive

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is a question that needs no answer, but implies its own answer. It is said for emphasis or effect.

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a. It is a figure of speech which, though structured as an interrogative sentence, actually means a statement of negative assertion

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These are possible objections or doubts against your main argument.

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These are points that you need to anticipate in order to successfully answer the overthrow.

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facts are pieces of information or evidence that are certain and specific opinions

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