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Englsih 10 Lesson 2 Persuasive Argumentative Informative

The document outlines various writing techniques focusing on informative, persuasive, and argumentative writing styles. It provides definitions, structures, and objectives for each type of writing, emphasizing the importance of effective communication and convincing arguments. Additionally, it includes practice exercises and assessments to reinforce understanding of the concepts presented.

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Englsih 10 Lesson 2 Persuasive Argumentative Informative

The document outlines various writing techniques focusing on informative, persuasive, and argumentative writing styles. It provides definitions, structures, and objectives for each type of writing, emphasizing the importance of effective communication and convincing arguments. Additionally, it includes practice exercises and assessments to reinforce understanding of the concepts presented.

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ENGLISH 10

WRITING
TECHNIQUES
OBJECTIVES
Use features
Identify of varietyand
of
Differentiatethe
Appreciate
At the
writing end
informative,
styles
informative, of the
persuasive,
for
persuasive,
techniques
and
lesson,
informative, in
argumentative writing
students shall
persuasive,
and argumentative
developing
techniques
and
be an
through
argumentative
able essay.
writing. to: an
writing.
effective essay.
“HOW DO YOU
CONVINCE YOUR
READERS TO DO
SOMETHING OR AGREE
WITH YOUR POINT OF
VIEW?”
INTRODUCTION

• Writing is an important form of


communication. It allows the students
to put their feelings and ideas in
paper to organize knowledge and
beliefs into convincing arguments and
to convey meaning through well-
WRITING TECHNIQUE

•Writing technique is a style


authors use to convey their
message in manner that is
effective and meaningful to their
readers.
INFORMATIVE ESSAY
• Informative essays are a type of writing
that explains a certain problem or a
topic. An informative writer should
always maintain an objective, neutral
tone throughout the essay, or they
shouldn’t try to argue one side over
another.
INFORMATIVE WRITING

Aim:
It It
gives them the
educates a newreaders by
•Writers’
understanding answers
or new
imparting straightforward
appreciation offacts,
someand
topics
questions
information,
which
of how and
details
on a might betopic.
certain familiar with.
why.
1.
4.3. DEFINITION
Process
Opposing essay
sides
2. Cause and effect ESSAY
essay
essay
Presents
Gives all sides
a step-by-step
Explains the of issue (pros
connection/link up
and
of cons).
Provides
explanation
two detailed
on how
or more explanation
eventssomething
For
of
works an 4
idea.TYPES
instance, on
For OF
death penalty.
instance,
or how cyberbullying.
For example, to do something. about
The
love.
Here
For INFORMATIVE
essay
The
the may
essay
example, all
writers
howmayhave
to the
define
travellove
contain solo
details, why death penalty needs
their
based on
successfully.
to WRITING
reasonshis
push through
why
So, one
research or even
in this kind
and not. and
of
experience
his personal
essay cyberbullying
experiences.
you are expected to travel
what are the
solo successfully. effect of this.
The formula

Body
Theyou
that
Conclusi
3 Main
must
Introduction
remember is
Parts of the
(I + MID+ C).
informative
on
writing are:
D – Details, use text
MIC1 –
st
-paragraph
Main Idea –
(I + MID+
2 -4 Paragraph – BODY
ND th
evidence to prove
INTRODUCTION
(First,
sentence In
your point
addition, Finally)
Conclusion
C)
PERSUASIVE WRITING

Many
Presentswritings such as
arguments
Intends to reviews,
criticisms,
Build’s make the
arguments readers
reaction
on
Convinces
only the
about readers
one of the
do
papers, certain
editorials,
opinion and things
proposals,
factual
validity of the writers
advertisements and
statements brochures
argument
use different ways of pursuing
funds to influence the readers
I + B3R +
C
• Introduction – articulate your source of
information with a thesis statement
(reaction to the issue)
• Body – list at least three reasons for your
opinions
• Conclusion – restate your opinion in a
5 TECHNIQUES IN PERSUASIVE
WRITING
First, choose a subject that interests you
and that suits your purpose and audience.
Second, address the
audience.
Third, clarify your
purpose.
Fourth, make a draft for your
essay.
Lastly, use words that reveal personal
judgment or viewpoints such as undoubtedly,
all always, everybody, furthermore, and etc.
ARGUMENTATIVE WRITING

• This is the type of essay where you confirm that


your opinion, theory or hypothesis about an issue
is correct or more reliable than those of others.
• You argue for your opinion as opposed to others
rather than directly trying to persuade someone
to adopt your point of view.
•The main argument presented is
elaborated and explained through
the presentation of its pros (in
favor of) and cons (against) of
your position in an issue.
I – C/T + B – PCR + C
• Introduction – (Claim/Thesis statement)
A statement of opinion / topic of the argument
• Body : Evidence / Pros
Proof of facts that support your argument
• Body : Counter argument /Cons
An argument that the reader would make if they disagreed with your claim

• Body : Rebuttal / Refutation


Your response to your counter argument
• Conclusion
A strong restatement of the original claim
DON’T FORGET
• Add an interesting question or an anecdote for the
introduction.
• You can also use appropriate figures of speech to strengthen
your appeal.
• Use reasons and examples as support, use factual and opinion
statements, summarize your reasons.
• Use the last sentence to further persuade your readers to
agree with you, or invite your readers to action and lastly,
WRITING TECHNIQUES
INFORMATIVE PERSUASIVE
I + MID + C I + B3R + C
ARGUMENTATIVE
I – C/T + B – PCR +
C
PRACTICE

DIRECTIONS: LOOK AT THE GIVEN


TOPICS. IDENTIFY EACH
WHETHER IT IS INFORMATIVE,
PERSUASIVE OR ARGUMENTATIVE
1. Changing the length of school day
2. The many causes of asthma attacks
3. Media has negative effects on children
4. How to make grandma’s homemade
bread
5. Should online learning be implemented
in the Philippines?
FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT 1:
DIRECTIONS:
• A. CHOICES
1. What is the purpose of informative
writing?
a)To tell a story
b)To inform
c)To persuade
2. WHICH PARAGRAPH SHOULD YOUR
THESIS STATEMENT BE LOCATED?

A. CONCLUSION
B. SECOND
C. THIRD
D. INTRODUCTION
3. An argument that your reader would
make if they disagreed with your claim.

a.Claim
b.Counter-argument
c.Refutation
d.Conclusion
4. Which is not a description for informative
writing?

a. Answers questions on how or why.


b. Educates the readers by imparting straightforward
facts.
c. Convinces the reader to change their minds.
d. Gives the reader a new understanding or new
appreciation about the topic.
5.What are the 3 main parts to consider
in writing a persuasive essay?
a.introduction, body, conclusion
b.Textual analysis, Personal reading,
conclusion
c.Starting point, purpose, techniques
d.None of the above
6. What are the components of a persuasive writing?
a) Argument, Details, Thesis Statement
b) Introduction, Thesis Statement, Body Paragraphs,
Conclusion
c) Topic Sentence, Details, Concluding Sentence
d) Facts, Opinions, Personal Comments
7. What additional details will support your reason?
a. Opinion
b. Evidence and facts
c. Hook
d. reasons
8. Where should a thesis statement appear?
a. First Paragraph
b. Last Paragraph
c. Anywhere in the essay
d. The first sentence of every paragraph
9. What do you call the statistics, experts opinion,
research findings and anecdotes that you are going
to include in your persuasive essay?
a. Humor
b. Evidence
c. Reasons
d. Personal views
• 10. what among the following is an example of a
persuasive material?
a. TV commercial
b. Motivational Speech
c. Video Lesson
d. News Article
C. Enumeration
Instructions: give the complete word/ term for the following
acronym/pattern of essay writing.

11. I-C/T + B-PCR + C


12. I + B3R + C
13. I + MID + C
14. 3 Tips of Writing and Argumentative Essay
15. 4 Types of Informative Essay
ASSESMENT
DIRECTIONS: READ THE STATEMENTS
CAREFULLY. WRITE “AGREE” IF THE STATEMENT
EXPRESSES TRUTH ABOUT ARGUMENTATIVE,
INFORMATIVE AND PERSUASIVE, INFORMATIVE
AND ARGUMENTATIVE
1. THE MAIN OBJECTIVE OF AN ARGUMENTATIVE
ESSAY IS TO TELL A STORY.
2. PERSUASIVE TEXT COMBINES FACTS WITH
EMOTIONS TO CONVINCE THE READER THAT THE
AUTHOR IS “RIGHT”.
3. IN DEVELOPING BODY PARAGRAPHS IN AN
ARGUMENTATIVE ESSAY, YOU MUST STATE YOUR
OPINION, EXPAND THE CLAIMS, GIVE REASONS TO
SUPPORT YOUR OPINION, AND ARGUE AGAINST THE
OPPOSITE OPINION.
4. INFORMATIVE WRITING AIMS TO
GIVE THE READERS A NEW
UNDERSTANDING OR APPRECIATION OF
SOME TOPICS WITH WHICH YOU MIGHT
BE FAMILIAR WITH.

5. THERE IS NO NEED TO PRESENT THE


PROS AND CONS ARGUMENT IN AN
ISSUE OF AN ARGUMENTATIVE TEXT.
“HOW IMPORTANT IS IT TO
LEARN AND UNDERSTAND
THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF
WRITING TECHNIQUES?”
REFLECT ON WHAT YOU HAVE LEARNED
FROM THE LESSON BY COMPLETING THE
STATEMENTS BELOW:

1. THE TASK WHICH I FOUND MOST


CHALLENGING IS ________________________
2. I REALIZED THAT I CAN USE THE
THINGS I LEARNED FROM THIS LESSON
WHEN ______________________________

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