English _ Introduction to Persuasive Language.pptx

Introduction to Persuasive Writing

1. Motivational Thought "The expert in anything was once a beginner." - Helen Hayes

2. Introduction to Persuasive Language Form 2 English Language Arts Unlocking the Power of Words

3. Lesson Objectives Understand what persuasive language is. Identify persuasive language in use. Create your own persuasive sentences.

4. Integration of Faith and Learning

5. Essential Questions & Possible Answers Q1 : Why is persuasive language important? A : It's important for effectively conveying opinions, influencing decisions, and encouraging action. Q2 : How can we use persuasive language ethically? A : By respecting others' opinions, avoiding manipulation, and using facts and logical arguments.

6. What is Persuasive Language?

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8. Importance of Persuasive Language

9. Key Features  of Persuasive Language

10. Logos

11. Ethos

12. Pathos

13. Persuasive Techniques

14. Persuasive Techniques Continued

15. Flattery

16. Opinion

17. Hyperbole

18. Personal pronouns

19. Imperative command

20. Triples

21. Emotive language

22. Statistics and Figures

23. Rhetorical question

24. Anecdotes

25. Anecdotes Continued

26. Anecdote continued In persuasive writing, these short, personal stories can also encourage audiences to see an issue from a unique or different perspective.  They can provide a personal insight into an issue. It is through these insights that anecdotes engage readers emotionally and encourage a sense of empathy with a writer’s contention.

27. Anecdote Example Title : "The Day I Lost My Best Friend" It was a crisp autumn morning, the kind that promises a day filled with laughter and adventure. I was meeting my best friend, Sarah, at our favorite café, eager to catch up over steaming cups of coffee. But as I approached the bustling street corner, my heart sank at the sight of flashing lights and the wail of sirens. Pushing through the crowd, I saw the scene that would forever haunt my dreams: Sarah, lying motionless on the pavement, surrounded by a pool of crimson. The realization crashed over me like a tidal wave—Sarah was gone, stolen from me by a senseless act of gun violence.

28. Anecdote Example Continued As I stood there, trembling with grief and rage, I couldn't comprehend how such devastation could be inflicted by a single pull of a trigger. Sarah wasn't just a statistic or a headline; she was a vibrant soul with dreams as boundless as the sky, snuffed out by a weapon designed for destruction. In the aftermath of Sarah's senseless death, I vowed to honor her memory by fighting for common-sense gun reform. No one should have to endure the agony of losing a loved one to gun violence, yet countless families face this nightmare every day. It's time to stand up, to speak out, and to demand action from our lawmakers.

29. Anecdote Example Continued We cannot allow more lives to be shattered by the unchecked proliferation of firearms. We owe it to Sarah, and to all those who have been silenced by gun violence, to enact meaningful change. Let us come together as a nation, not in despair, but in determination—to create a safer, more compassionate world for generations to come.

30. Anecdotes

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