PERSUASION  Informative – contains a data, facts,

feedback and other types of

 It uses creative mind and persuasive
language. Aims to convince, encourage,
or influence someone to believe a
particular idea
PERSUASIVE ACTS
 ADVOCACY – Latin word advocare
which means “to summon” or “to call
one’s aid”
 ADVERTISMENT – a public
announcement promoting a product, a
service, an event or vacancy for jobs
 CAMPAIGN – a series of planned steps
to achieve a business, a political or a
military goal
information that has purpose of
providing its reader valid and relevant
news
 Investigative – type of report which
could be about serious issues such as
political, crimes, and corruption, that
has purpose of scrutinizing evidences to
prove an issue or a situation
 Recommendation – suggests or
proposes possible actions and solution
to a certain problem or issue. Its first
step is to identify the problem

VERBAL PHRASES

 These phrases commonly used to make

each persuasive statement more
compelling and convincing for the
audience.
 The modal verbs usually accompany
these powerful phrases should and
must

Stand out – means to be prominent in

something

Stand up – means to rise, to stand, to position

and to move

Stand by – means to stay still or be in the same

position

Make a stand – means to have a position or to

decide on something

REPORT

 A one way discussing a topic,

information, or an issue in the form of
writing or oral presentation

TYPES OF REPORT