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Persuasive Writing

Persuasive Writing. An Overview. The Purpose of Persuasive Writing. The purpose of writing is to convince or persuade . The writer states an opinion or urges an action and then offers reasons why the readers should accept the opinion or support the action.

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Persuasive Writing

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  1. Persuasive Writing An Overview

  2. The Purpose of Persuasive Writing • The purpose of writing is to convince or persuade. • The writer states an opinion or urges an action and then offers reasons why the readers should accept the opinion or support the action.

  3. In persuasive writing, you should… • Take a stand! • Give support for your position and elaborate your opinions. • Consider your audience. When your goal is to influence opinions, you need to know who your readers are and how they think.

  4. Organization • 1. State your opinion. • 2. Present sound, relevant evidence. • 3. Begin or end with your strongest point. • 4. Use transitions. • 5. Use strong verbs and emotional language. • 6. Include a call to action.

  5. Transitions • Organize your paragraph using transitions that show the most important reasons that support your point of view to the least important reasons.

  6. Evaluate Your Writing • Does your paragraph focus on one topic? • Did you use valid evidence and logical reasoning? • Have you included a strong topic sentence that expresses your position? • Have you used precise and expressive language and appropriate connotations? • Have you followed standards of grammar, usage, and mechanics?

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