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PERSUASIVE TEXTS: LANGUAGE AND DEVICES Persuasive texts use formal, clear and persuasive language. This helps the author to convince the reader, viewer or listener to agree with their view. Here are some examples of the language and grammatical features you might find in persuasive texts: thinking and feeling verbs (to express an opinion)
What Is Persuasive Speech? Persuasive vs. Informative The goal of the persuasive speech is to influence audience choices These choices may range from slight shifts in opinion to wholesale changes in behavior Persuasive speeches seek a response As with informative speeches, persuasive speeches respect audience choices*
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Persuasive techniques are used every day. Parents use them when they want their children to get out of bed or clean their rooms; politicians use them when they try to convince us about policy; and the media and internet use them when they try to sell us products. There are many persuasive techniques. Here are some of the most common ones.
