To inform

To persuade

Argument, Details, Thesis

Introduction, Thesis Statement, Body Paragraphs, Conclusion

 Topic sentence, Details, Concluding Sentence

Who cares?

5

4

2

3

None of the paragraphs are similar.

Introduction and Conclusion

 Conclusion and Body Paragraphs

Introduction and Body Paragraphs

Write an article reviewing a new local restaurant

Write a magazine article to inform readers about a recent 'reading challenge' at your school

A local business wants to start a puppy farm. Write a speech opposing their planning application

Describe the scene in a city centre on a hot summer's day

To exclude emotive language from your writing

To support your points with evidence

To build your arguments logically while recognising your audience as logical people

To appeal to a shared sense of morality

Your audience will be less likely to be engaged or be persuaded to change their minds

Your audience will rebel against you

Your audience will certainly change their minds

You will be sent to see the headteacher

A joke

A brief autobiography

To appeal to a shared sense of morality

To build your arguments logically while recognising your audience as logical people

 use a good quality pen

 list all the points you want to make

 write all your thoughts down as quickly as you can