This technique uses research, figures and statistics to make the argument credible and believable.

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This technique asks the reader to think or put themselves in a situation. No answer is actually required.

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This technique is when a phrase or idea is repeated. This is to make the idea more memorable.

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This technique uses powerful words to make the reader feel something about the topic. The feelings could be guilt or sadness.

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This technique uses adjectives that show the highest or lowest of something. It is used to exaggerate a point.

This technique groups adjectives, or short phrases into groups of three.

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"Can we really afford to ignore climate change?"

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"After Christmas each year, there are thousands of unwanted, innocent pets carelessly dumped on the doorstep of the RSPCA. They deserve more than this!"

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"Almost 80% of teachers in Primary Schools think homework should be abolished."

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"The aquatic creatures are living the worst and dirtiest conditions imaginable."

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"We must come up with a solution to prevent plastic entering our waterways."

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"Plastic pollution is a persistent problem in our world."

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"Think about the poor, innocent children who are caught up in war."

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"Plastic pollution kills, plastic pollution is ugly, plastic pollution must stop."

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"Discarding plastic in our waterways is lazy, inconsiderate and selfish."

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"I strongly believe that we need to have government action when it comes to reducing plastic pollution."

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"The rollercoaster is the longest, fastest and highest in Australia."

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"After all, isn't it nice to know that our animals are safe?"