Persuasive Writing Conventions Flashcards
Persuasive Writing Conventions
Promote a strong, single point of view rather than a more balanced argument
Make direct appeals to the reader/listener (e.g. ‘We need your help…’)
Make direct appeals to the reader/listener (e.g. ‘We need your help…’)
Use vivid imagery or examples to engage the reader- either actual pictures or descriptions
Use varied sentence structure for shock, impact, or elaboration
Use rhetorical devices (e.g. rhetorical questions, repetition, lists of three)
Use headings, captions, slogans or logos to engage the reader
Provide statistics, data, or other numerical measure to persuade the reader
Use expert evidence or customer reviews to promote the benefits of a product/idea/experience