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Persuasive Devices
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Persuasive writing and commercial techniques.
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The new MacBook - it's lighter than air!
Repetition
Emotive Language
Groups of Three
Exaggeration
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Words used to indicate the degree to which something is probable.
Personal Pronouns
Exaggeration
Modality
Emotive Language
3
Questions asked just for effect, or to emphasise a point.
Alliteration
Group of 3
Rhetorical Question
Exaggeration
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Our product cuts, chops, and slices better than any other leading brand!
Group of Three
Alliteration
Emotive Language
Facts and stats
5
Three adjectives or phrases used together to emphasise a point.
Group of 3
Rhetorical Question
Emotive Language
Exaggeration
6
What persuasive writing tool is being used?
Personal Pronouns
Emotive Language
Alliteration
Rhetorical question
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Not having a PS4 would be horrible, repulsive and shocking!
Group of Three
Alliteration
Personal pronouns
Repetition
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85% of athletes drink Gatorade after a game.
Facts and Statistics
Alliteration
Modality
Rhetorical question
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What persuasive tool is used in this example?
Rhetorical Question
Alliteration
Exaggeration
Emotive Language
10
What is the persuasive tool is being used?
Emotive Language
Exaggeration
Alliteration
Facts and Statistics
11
What persuasive writing tool is being used?
Groups of Three
Rhetorical Question
Repetition
Alliteration
12
Providing information that is inflated, or over-the-top.
Emotive Language
Personal Pronouns
Groups of 3
Exaggeration
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Language used to make the reader feel certain emotions.
Emotive Language
Exaggeration
Rhetorical Question
Personal Pronouns
14
Repetition of the same sound at the beginning of words
Personal Pronouns
Rhetorical Question
Alliteration
Exaggeration
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Important words or phrases that are used more than once.
Emotive Language
Repetition
Rhetorical Question
Exaggeration
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Words used to make the reader feel like you are talking to them.
Alliteration
Exaggeration
Personal Pronouns
Rhetorical Question
