Writing to argue
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This document discusses techniques for persuasive writing, including using formal language, collective pronouns, personal experience, facts and statistics, rhetorical questions, expert opinions, and drawing a clear conclusion. It also notes the importance of politely countering opposing views and using techniques like colons, similes, metaphors, and following the rule of three.
Writing to argue
- 1. Formal Collective Some people language pronoun (we) think... On the other Countering opposite points of view, discredit the other side’s views politely. hand... Personal Colons: create a sharp pause experience before explaining a point Similes + Writing to metaphors Another factor to be considered is... Argue Facts / statistics Rule of One solution might be three to... Rhetorical Clear questions conclusion Emotive Expert opinion (restate your language / quotation argument)