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    This document provides guidance on analyzing persuasive writing and comparing non-fiction texts. It outlines various literary techniques used in persuasive writing such as direct address, facts, opinions, rhetorical questions, repetition, emotive language, statistics, imagery, and genre. It suggests explaining the relevance of evidence and techniques to the main argument and discussing their impact on the reader. The document aims to help analyze persuasive writing techniques, evidence, and how they influence the audience.

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    This document provides guidance on analyzing persuasive writing and comparing non-fiction texts. It outlines various literary techniques used in persuasive writing such as direct address, facts, opinions, rhetorical questions, repetition, emotive language, statistics, imagery, and genre. It suggests explaining the relevance of evidence and techniques to the main argument and discussing their impact on the reader. The document aims to help analyze persuasive writing techniques, evidence, and how they influence the audience.

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    YOUR ENGLISH TABLETOP GUIDE

    Persuasive Writing PETER Paragraphs


    Direct Address Point (Make your argument)
    The theme of isolation is seen in Stave One...
    Alliteration The aim of the article is to persuade the reader to donate to
    the charity...
    The author presents the sea as a terrifying monster and
    Facts wants the reader to fear it...
    Evidence (Quote the text)
    Opinion This is clear with the phrase...
    Rhetorical ?s This is evident in the text...
    This is seen when...
    Repetition The quote [quote] implies this...

    Emotive Language Technique (Subject Terminology)


    The author has used...
    Statistics The poet uses [technique] to...
    This is known as [technique]...
    Three (rule of) The use of [technique] creates a sense of...
    Imagery The use of [technique] helps the reader to...
    Explanation (What makes the above
    relevant to the main question/argument?)
    The word [evidence] suggests...
    This implies...
    Comparing Non-Fiction Texts? This clearly shows...by...
    Genre- What text is it? (Article/ This helps to build tension by...
    Speech/ Letter/ Diary...) Reader (What is the impact of the above on
    Audience- Who is it for?
    the reader?)
    Purpose- Is it to inform/
    This makes the reader feel...
    persuade/advise...?
    This makes the audience think...
    Tone- Formal/ Informal/ This helps the reader imagine...

    Remember
    Conversational...
    Perspective- First/Third Person
    Methods- Which elements of DA
    FORREST I have been used?
    'Go And Pay The People Money'!
    PUNCTUATION EXPLAINED

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