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Persuasive language features/ textual devices
By Zoe Jameson
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The repetition of the same consonant sounds often at the beginning of words. "She sells sea shells on the seashore."
Personification
Alliteration
repetition
It makes your argument sound more believable and uses the results of research and people who know the subject
statistics
alliteration
hyperbole
Used to exaggerate the situation to be more persuasive
repetition
emotive language
hyperbole
What is the name of this technique? "We all like to look good, don't we?"
emotive language
rhetorical question
hyperbole
"Dancing the night away, looking like a popstar and meeting your dream date."
emotive language
rule of three
repetition
It stirs an emotion within the listener or reader
emotive language
rule of three
statistics