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    INTRODUCTION gains audience's interest and willingness to listen establishes your qualifications to write / speak about your topic establishes some common ground with your audience demonstrates that you're fair and evenhanded states your claim LINES OF ARGUMENT presents good reasons, including logical and emotional appeals, in support of your claim alternative argument examines alternative points of view and opposing arguments notes the advantages and disadvantages of these views explains why your view is better than the others CONCLUSION

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    INTRODUCTION gains audience's interest and willingness to listen establishes your qualifications to write / speak about your topic establishes some common ground with your audience demonstrates that you're fair and evenhanded states your claim LINES OF ARGUMENT presents good reasons, including logical and emotional appeals, in support of your claim alternative argument examines alternative points of view and opposing arguments notes the advantages and disadvantages of these views explains why your view is better than the others CONCLUSION

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    Ways To Structure A Persuasive Speech

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    INTRODUCTION gains audience's interest and willingness to listen establishes your qualifications to write / speak about your topic establishes some common ground with your audience demonstrates that you're fair and evenhanded states your claim LINES OF ARGUMENT presents good reasons, including logical and emotional appeals, in support of your claim alternative argument examines alternative points of view and opposing arguments notes the advantages and disadvantages of these views explains why your view is better than the others CONCLUSION

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    WAYS TO STRUCTURE A PERSUASIVE SPEECH:

    THE CLASSICAL ORATION

    TERM DEFINITION DIANNA COHEN: DECLARATION OF


    TOUGH TRUTHS INDEPENDENCE
    ABOUT PLASTIC
    POLLUTION
    EXORDI
    UM
    NARRATI
    O
    PARTITI
    O
    CONFIR
    MATIO
    REFUTA
    TIO

    TERM DEFINITION DIANNA COHEN: THE DECLARATION


    TOUGH TRUTHS OF INDEPENDENCE
    ABOUT PLASTIC
    POLLUTION
    PERORA
    TIO

    HOW TO APPLY THIS STRUCTURE TO YOUR OWN ARGUMENT:

    INTRODUCTION
    • gains audience's interest and willingness to listen
    • establishes your qualifications to write/speak about your topic
    • establishes some common ground with your audience
    • demonstrates that you're fair and evenhanded
    • states your claim
    BACKGROUND
    • presents any necessary information, including personal narrative, that's important to your
    argument

    LINES OF ARGUMENT
    • presents good reasons, including logical and emotional appeals, in support of your claim.

    ALTERNATIVE ARGUMENTS
    • examines alternative points of view and opposing arguments
    • notes the advantages and disadvantages of these views
    • explains why your view is better than the others

    CONCLUSION
    • summarizes the argument
    • elaborates on the implications of your claim
    • makes clear what you want the audience to think or do
    • reinforces your credibility and perhaps offers an emotional appeal

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