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Persuasive Writing Techniques

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  • Give a command (imperative sentence).
    Join the competition today!
  • Give an example of hyperbole.
    This is the most amazing place in the universe!
  • Turn this into persuasive: “The park is nice.”
    You must visit the park because it is exciting and fun!
  • What is persuasive writing? Give a quick example.
    Persuasive writing is when you try to make someone agree with you. Example: You should eat pizza every day!
  • What is a rhetorical question? Give one.
    A rhetorical question is a question that does not need an answer. Example: Do you want to be bored forever?
  • What is the rule of 3? Give an example.
    The rule of 3 means using three words together. Example: fast, fun, fantastic
  • Give an example of emotive language.
    This is the most exciting and delicious chocolate in the world!
  • Why should we use strong words?
    Strong words make your writing more powerful and convincing.
  • Make this more persuasive: “It is fun.”
    It is incredibly exciting and full of surprises!
  • What is repetition? Give an example.
    Repetition means repeating words for effect. Example: It is fun, fun, FUN!
  • Give a strong opinion sentence.
    This is the best place you will ever visit!
  • Use repetition in a sentence.
    Amazing prizes, amazing tour, amazing chocolate!
  • Give a persuasive sentence using “you”.
    You will never forget this experience.
  • Add a connector: “___, you should join the competition.”
    Firstly, you should jointhe competition.
  • Give ONE full persuasive sentence about ANYTHING.
    You should visit this magical place because it is exciting and unforgettable!
  • Give one persuasive word (must/should) in a sentence
    You must try this amazing chocolate!
  • What is a connector? Give one in a sentence.
    A connector joins ideas. Example: First of all, you should try the chocolate.
  • Why are examples important in persuasive writing?
    Examples help explain your ideas and make them stronger.
  • Use rule of 3 to describe a place.
    big, bright, beautiful
  • Give a rhetorical question about chocolate.
    Do you want to eat unlimited chocolate?
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