Writing to argue
- Created by: Nikesha Patel
- Created on: 31-05-13 10:44
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Writing an argument for GCSE English is different from arguing with a friend. You should write a balanced and rational argument, less passionate or emotional than if you were writing to persuade. You should take opposing views into account in your response.
Writing to argue: sample question
Remember: always consider GAPS before planning your response:
- Genre - this could be a letter, article, formal planned speech etc. You should follow the conventions of the type of writing.
- Audience - this could be a certain age group, readers of a particular publication, a councillor etc. Use a vocabulary and style that suits them.
- Purpose - this is an argument so the purpose is to influence the readers views, to change minds.
- Style - this might be chatty and…
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