Features of a persuasive text
Pros and cons - Michael
convince readers to believe an idea - Vaiola
words to convince the reader - Htoo Say Wah
trying to convince the writer - Junefia
Use statistics to back up what you say - Kelly
“Can you believe that only 60% of Auckland…”
You can say
“I believe that”
“You should vote yes because…”
“you should vote me as student leader” - Michael
Introduction should tell the reader what your opinion is.
Persuasive words to use
However
Although
Quite possibly
Evidence supports that…
Furthermore
For this reason
On the other hand
Effective
Guaranteed
To conclude
Expert
Definitely
Proven
Surely
For example
In conclusion
For these reasons
In other words
Introducing
Of course
In this situation
Additionally
Guaranteed.
Because.
Promote
Limited
Discover
I implore you (fancy way to say “I ask you”)
I strongly believe that
Compare
I encourage you
Exclusive
In fact
I urge you
It is proven that
Is it nesessary
To
Specifically
Because
I am certain that
the best result is this
It has come to my attention that
I am writing to…
Imagine a world where…
Do you..
Would you...
Have you ever...
Unfair
In brief
Against
Besides
As you can see
As evidence...
I
Could look like
WITHIN YOUR PARAGRAPH -
Lead Sentence -
Explanation -
Example -
Relevant or Important or Link -
Title ideas
Auckland's lockdown should be lifted now!
Vaccinations should be mandatory/compulsory for all people above the age of 12.
Where do people go if they have COVID-19?
TIPS
Don’t focus on trying to use fancy words or put in heaps of metaphors and stuff, just write in your own words from your brain. You can always add harder words afterwards.
You don’t have to write your introduction first if you find it really hard.
Set yourself a timer challenge - 5 minutes per paragraph, see how much you can write about that topic for 5 minutes.
Stand up and walk around if you’re feeling tired, sleepy - it wakes up your brain.