初三英语书面表达复习课件-persuasive writing 课件23张

Persuasive Writing
Writing focus
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Grammar Focus
●word choice
Persuasive Writing
When you convince someone, you get him or her to believe or act a certain way.
Convince a partner to read your favorite book.
An opinion is what you think or believe about something.
What’s your opinion on school rules?
The best way to persuade or convince people to do something is to give them good reasons why they should do it.
The persuasive reasons they choose are dependent on their audience.
“I made my bed, so may I call Mary now?”
“It’s a beautiful day. Let’s have a picnic in the park!”
whenever you write, you are writing to someone:
Audience
yourselves
teachers
friends
parents…
A persuasive writing tells the writer’s opinion about a topic and gives reasons that support that opinion.
Did you try to persuade your parents, teachers or friends to do something?
Could you tell us the kinds of reasons you used?
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Paragraph parts
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The topic sentence tells the opinion.
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The body sentences give reasons and examples to support the opinion.
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The closing sentence restate your opinion with a call to action.
Persuasive paragraph
Who Gets to Talk?
I think our class needs a card that says “Talk” .Right now, kids are interrupting class discussions. They forget to raise their hands and take turns. If Mrs. Yang had a talk card, she could give it to one person at a time. Then only that person could talk. Everyone else would have to listen. A Talk card would help make our class discussions more enjoyable.
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After you read…
(1) What does the writer think her class needs?
(2) What are the three parts of the paragraph?
Paragraph parts
1
The topic sentence tells the opinion.
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The body sentences give reasons and examples to support the opinion.
3
The closing sentence restate your opinion with a call to action.
Opinion
Opinion
Reason
Reason
Reason
Example/detail
Example/detail
Example/detail
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Writing topic sentence Stating your opinion
Sentence starters for stating your opinion:
● In my opinion ● I believe
● I think ● I like
● I feel ● My favorite
The best breakfast bread.

2. Where do you want to go for summer vacation.

3. The best pet.

4. Favorite book

Words when providing reasons:
● First ● Second ● Finally
● To begin with ● Next ●Lastly
● Another reason ● Most importantly ● One last reason
Writing body sentences Providing Reasons
For summer vacation, I think we should go to Beijing
Because:
1.__________________________________________________________________
2.__________________________________________________________________
3.__________________________________________________________________
Writing body sentences support your reasons
Words when providing examples/details:
● For example ● In other words
● An example is ● In fact
Opinion: Dogs make the best pets.
Reason: They are true friends.
Provide Examples :(how do dogs make true friends?)


Opinion: Summer is my favorite season of the year.
Reason: There are so many fun activities to do outside.
Provide Examples:( What are some of those activities?)


Writing closing sentence Concluding statement
Words when coming to a conclusion:
● In conclusion ● All in all
●As you can see ●To summarize
Example:
Opinion: I think we should go to Beijing for summer vacation.
Conclusion : All in all, we will have a good time in Beijing. I can’t wait!
Your turn:
Opinion: My favorite book is Robinson Crusoe.
Conclusion: As you can see, Robinson Crusoe is _______________________
___________________________________________________________
Do Cell Phones Belong at School?
Your headmaster is trying to decide whether students should be allowed to
Bring cell phones to school. What’s your opinion?
Sentence starters for stating your opinion:
● In my opinion ● I believe
● I think ● I like
● I feel ● My favorite
Start with a sentence to get your principle’s attention.
______________________________________________________________________________________________________
Words when providing reasons:
● First ● Second ● Finally
● To begin with ● Next ●Lastly
● Another reason ● Most importantly ● One last reason
Words when providing examples/details:
● For example ● In other words
● An example is ● In fact
REASON ONE:
What is your first reason to support your opinion?
__________________, ________________________________________
___________________________________________________________.
Provide an example or more details:
__________________, ________________________________________
___________________________________________________________.
Words when providing reasons:
● First ● Second ● Finally
● To begin with ● Next ●Lastly
● Another reason ● Most importantly ● One last reason
Words when providing examples/details:
● For example ● In other words
● An example is ● In fact
REASON Two:
What is your second reason to support your opinion?
__________________, ________________________________________
___________________________________________________________.
Provide an example or more details:
__________________, ________________________________________
___________________________________________________________.
Conclusion
Words when coming to a conclusion:
● In conclusion ● All in all
●As you can see ●To summarize
Restate your opinion and end with a “call to action”:
________________, __________________________________
___________________________________________________
Revising Improving Your Paragraph
Read your paragraph.
Check each reason to be sure it supports your opinion. If it does not, delete the sentence.
Editing
When you edit your paragraph, you need to check for proper capitalization,
punctuation, and spelling.
Edit
Check your work
Did I indent the first line of my paragraph?
Did I begin each sentence with a capital letter?
Did I end each sentence with a punctuation mark?
Have I used words correctly?
Have I checked for spelling errors?
THANKS
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