Discursive Writing
- Created by: Amber-Jade
- Created on: 16-05-14 21:36
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- Discursive Writing
- Stylistic Devices
- Hyperbole
- Obvious exaggeration for a certain reason
- Emphasis (often for a comic effect)
- Anecdotes
- Account of short, personal story
- to exemplify, to show author is qualified
- Make sure it sounds authentic, e.g. mention small details
- Similes/ Metaphors
- Comparisons
- For vivid imagery, to help reader to understand
- Hyperbole
- Introduction
- General: don't include specific points
- Respond to the title but open the discussion
- Be interesting
- Rhetorical questions
- Surprising statistic
- Controversial statement
- Anecdote
- Structure
- Essay
- IFFFAAAC
- IFAFAFAC
- IFFAFFAC
- PEE
- Evidence can be anecdote
- Essay
- Conclusion
- Give opinion
- Evaluate points
- No new information
- Planning
- Title
- What is it asking?
- What are both sides of the argument?
- Main body
- Focus
- Make sure CAs directly link
- Title
- Vocabulary
- Emotional responses
- Use these to make the reader understand your emotion
- Make sure they link, e.g. smirking with self-confidence
- Levels of intensity
- Perhaps is weak
- Unquestionably is strong
- Emotional responses
- Stylistic Devices
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