Rhetorical Devices (Persuasive Techniques)

Rhetoric is the art of persuasion. Rhetorical techniques are language tricks you can do to persuade audiences (persuasive techniques). ETHOS PATHOS and LOGOS These three techniques are called the Rhetorical Triangle. They are from Ancient Greece, where perusasion and argument was an artform. Basically, they are three ways to make a strong argument. Ethos: In…

Paragraphs

Paragraph Structure for Persuasive Writing Get the handout: What is a paragraph? Teachers use many different acronyms or metaphors to get you guys to see that writing is ordered in a particular way. Paragraphs are like hamburgers or Lego; they are built, block by block, filling by filling. Most important things to know: Paragraphs are…

Objective and Subjective

BASICS Objective VocabularyThat is, those things that can be observed in the photo. Subjective VocabularyThat is, those things that we can infer or assume from the photo. young boyyoung girlhands in the airt-shirtdeskApple computer happywinnerjoysuccessschool settingprimary school Remember that Objectivity is about those things that can be observed; subjectivity is about those things which we…

Connotation and Denotation

BASICS Revise the difference with the PowerPoint we went through in class, Year 10 English 2020. Worksheet on Understanding Connotation and Denotation: Intermediate Go here for a discussion about connotation, and some examples from literature and films: https://literaryterms.net/connotation/ and https://literaryterms.net/denotation/ Using Connotations in poetry writing: https://www.writingforward.com/poetry-writing/denotation-and-connotation-in-poetry-writing The emotional power of words: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fRt06AvUm0A ADVANCED Connotation and…

Narrative Point of View

Narrative Point of View is the perspective the story or writing is being told from. It is shown in the use of pronouns and there are three main types: What are the Different types of POV? What is it? Effect First Person Pronouns: I, me, my, mine, ours, we. First person tells us the thinking…