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Those bubbly beautiful babies bounced merrily in their prams.\npersuasive devices\nBecause our task is to write a persuasive blog, you'll want to call on some of the rhetorical techniques you've learned in order to effectively persuade your audience. These might include:\nDirect Address\nSpeaking directly to the audience using pronouns like ‘you’, ‘your’ and ‘yourself’.\nE.g. You wouldn't want your children growing up in that environment.\nEmotive Language\nUsing words with emotional connotations  to position readers to feel a certain way.\nE.g. The poor innocent puppies are beaten, neglected and starved.\npersuasive devices\nBecause our task is to write a persuasive blog, you'll want to call on some of the rhetorical techniques you've learned in order to effectively persuade your audience. These might include:\nHyperbole\nFigures of speech that uses overstatement or exaggeration for emphasis.\nE.g. There are a million reasons why this proposal won't work.\nInclusive Language\nUsing first person plural words like ‘we’, ‘us’ and ‘our’ to create unity with  the audience.\nE.g. We need to act now to preserve our Earth for our children.\nFigurative Language\nUsing figures of speech to convey a meaning that is different from the literal interpretation of the words.\nE.g. simile, metaphor, personification, idiom.\npersuasive devices\nBecause our task is to write a persuasive blog, you'll want to call on some of the rhetorical techniques you've learned in order to effectively persuade your audience. These might include:\nRhetorical Question\nAsking questions that imply their own answer or that authors answer themselves.\nE.g. Aren’t you sick and tired of all this destruction and pollution?\nTricolon\nA three-part sentence  that groups ideas together in a list.\nE.g. The culling of kangaroos is cruel, wasteful and a disgrace to our nation.\nR","cbCaisghB9KXSmys","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaisghB9KXSmys","pptx",329149,"English","# Blog\n## What is a Blog?\n## Features of a Blog\n# Persuasive Language and Devices\n## Direct Address\n## Emotive Language\n## Hyperbole and Inclusive Language\n## Figurative Language\n## Rhetorical Question, Tricolon, Repetition\n# Planning Your Persuasive Blog\n## Choose a Topic\n## Brainstorm\n## Identify Context, Purpose & Audience\n## Plan Your Arguments","[{\"question\":\"What is a blog and what structural elements does it usually include?\",\"answer\":\"A blog is a regularly updated website or web page written in an informal, conversational style. 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