Part 1: Identifying Persuasive Language

1. Circle all the persuasive words in this advertisement:

"Don't miss out on the amazing new iPhone 15! It's the best smartphone ever made, with incredible features that will revolutionise your life. Everyone is getting one - shouldn't you?"

2. What makes these words persuasive? Write your thoughts:

Part 2: Building Strong Arguments

3. Select the strongest supporting evidence for this argument: "Schools should have longer lunch breaks"

Because it would be fun

Research shows students concentrate better after proper breaks

My friend says it's a good idea

I don't like rushing my lunch

4. Write three convincing reasons why homework should be optional:

Part 3: Persuasive Writing Structure

5. Match each part with its purpose in a persuasive essay:

1. Introduction

2. Body paragraphs

3. Conclusion

A. Present evidence and examples

B. Hook reader and state position

C. Restate main points and call to action

Part 4: Practice Writing

6. Write a persuasive paragraph arguing why your chosen sport or hobby should be added as a school subject. Remember to:

- Start with a strong topic sentence

- Include at least 3 supporting reasons

- End with a convincing conclusion

Persuasive Writing Skills Practice

Persuasive Writing Skills Practice

Part 1: Identifying Persuasive Language

Part 2: Building Strong Arguments

Part 3: Persuasive Writing Structure

Part 4: Practice Writing

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