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Persuasive writing is an art that aims to convince readers to adopt a specific viewpoint or take action. By combining strong arguments with factual evidence and real-life examples, writers can effectively sway opinions. This type of writing is prevalent in advertisements, essays, and speeches, where persuasion is crucial. A compelling persuasive piece typically includes an engaging introduction with a "hook," a detailed body that develops the argument with support, and a conclusion that reinforces key points. Learn essential techniques to craft persuasive content that resonates with your audience.
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Persuasive Writing Writer takes a position FOR or AGAINST an issue Writes to convince the reader to believe or do something To convince the reader you need more than opinion; you need facts or examples to back your opinion
How is persuasive writing used? Often used in advertisements to get the reader to buy a product Used in essays and other types of writing to get the reader to accept a point of view Where have you seen persuasive writing? How did it affect your point of view as the reader?
What is the format of a persuasive piece of writing? Introduction containing a “hook” or “grabber” to get attention Body where the argument is developed Conclusionsummarizing the most important details of the argument and stating what the reader is to believe or do
“Hook” ‘em in! Try opening your introduction with: An unusual detail A strong statement A quotation An anecdote A statistic or fact A question An exaggeration or outrageous statement
The Body Provides evidence from the text to support the opinion Use facts word for word from the book Explain how those facts show this character is the killer Focus on one character
The Conclusion bring your paper to a close for the reader – don’t just leave them hanging Effective conclusion techniques: use key words and similar ideas from your introduction, but do not just rewrite it include interesting insight into the novel propose a course of action or a line of thought – remember you are trying to persuade your reader to believe this person is the killer This is the last chance you have to influence your reader, so don’t waste it!
