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Persuasive Travel Writing
Persuasive Travel Writing
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Persuasive language used in travel writing (diaries, brochures, etc.)
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"It was just six o’clock on a Saturday evening, but the place was dead"
Statistic
Personification
Fact
Metaphor
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"For £5 I had a feast that was rich, delicious, and so hot that it made my fillings sizzle"
Opinion
Personification
Statistic
Cluster of three
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"I could see crowds - veritable oceans – ofnodding white heads"
Fact
Metaphor
Alliteration
Personification
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"Fingers of icy wind slipped through the singleill-fitting sash window."
Personification
Alliteration
Metaphor
Simile
5
"The city's pulsing heartbeat is its music"
Opinion
Alliteration
Hyperbole
Personification
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"In the morning, I emerged from the guesthouseinto a world drained of colour."
Metaphor
Alliteration
Personification
Simile
7
"Scores of buildings were swept away to make room for new roads and angular office buildings"
Simile
Personification
Metaphor
Hyperbole
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"Manchester was enormous - a boundless sprawl of dim yellow lights and slow-moving traffic"
Fact
Alliteration
Hyperbole
Statistic
9
"A guide will take you onto thewater for breathtaking twists and drops of therushing rivers"
Minor Sentence
Complex Sentence
Simple Setence
Compound Sentence
10
"Among the mountains, there are lots of lakes inAustria" is a...
Minor Sentence
Complex Sentence
Simple Sentence
Compound Sentence
11
"Best choice ever!"
Complex Sentence
Minor Sentence
Compound Sentence
Simple Sentence
12
"If you want a chilled drink, why not pop down to our trendy bar in the lounge area"
Rhetorical Statement
Opinion
Rhetorical Question
Fact
13
"The Alps are the highest mountains in Europe" is an example of...
Fact
Statistics
Opinion
Rhetorical Statement
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"Discover your sense for adventure"
Emotive Language
Opinion
Rhetorical Statement
Imperative
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"Discover what it is like to be soaked to the skin with awhite water rafting experience"
Hyperbole
Imperative
Alliteration
Opinion
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"Come to Budapest!"
Rhetorical Statement
Hyperbole
Imperative
Direct Appeal
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"What are you waiting for? Book today!"
Direct Appeal/Reader Address
Rhetorical Question
Imperative
Hyperbole
18
"Enjoy all the centrehas to offer, filled with boutiques, lush department stores and salons."
Statistic
Fact
Imperative
Cluster of three
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"Do you want to experience the mountains from anamazing height?"
Fact
Rhetorical Question
Direct Appeal
Emotive Language
20
"Budapest is surrounded by hills and forests."
Fact
Alliteration
Opinion
Hyperbole
21
"5 million people visit Miami every year"
Emotive Language
Statistic
Hyperbole
Opinion
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"It is a fantastic and unforgettable experience!"
Hyperbole
Emotive Language
Fact
Opinion
23
"In the morning, I emerged from the guesthouseinto a world drained of colour."
Compound Sentence
Minor Sentence
Simple Sentence
Complex Sentence
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"North Wales looked like a holiday hell"
Metaphor
Simile
Alliteration
Fact
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"It is the most amazing zoo in Europe, with more than 1000different species"
Statistic
Emotive Language
Opinion
Hyperbole
