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Persuasive Essay Writing Tutorial

by redgsr

The whole basic purpose of writing a persuasive essay is to do
your best to convince the reader to come around to agreeing with
your point of view or to siding with your idea for a course of
action that may or may not need to be taken.

For example, you might argue that the taxpayer's money is being
wasted by building another exit road to a particular area when
there are already four exits to that area from the interstate
off-ramp.  Or you might try getting the school to change the
cafeteria menus to have vegetarian options for the student body.
A well written persuasive essay will successfully use your
evidence to support your point of view; to present  opposing
views and present a strong conclusion in favor of your P.O.V.

Some of the faculty and staff that designates the use of funding
may  worry that changing the food selection to have vegetarian
options would be too expensive. However, there are ways to lessen
the cost. Much of what could be added can be bought inexpensively
in bulk quantities and the kitchen staff educated in the cooking
techniques that might be required for some of the unfamiliar
foods. Have one of the lines of the cafeteria offering the
regular menu and the other line having the veggie menu for the
day.

Use good hard evidence to support your P.O.V.  Use all the
statistics for promoting healthier eating habits, health facts,
quotes from various health experts and many other examples of
just how delicious and awesome a vegetarian lifestyle can be. All
these types of facts will help you to build a strong case for
your argument for just such an arrangement. Appeal to the readers
sense of keeping an open mind about such ideas by presenting all
of the relevant evidence in a clear, well-organized, and
well-spoken manner.

ALWAYS consider opposing view-points. If you do not show the
opposing view points presented fairly then your argument will
sound weak and one-sided. Try to anticipate the issues and
questions that a reader could have about your chosen subject.
Responding to these points in a positive manner will give you the
chance to explain why your point of view would be than the other
person's or persons, view point, or view points, as the case
maybe.

Build and give the strongest conclusion you can. With all of
your evidence and presenting it in a well spoken and well-written
format should build toward a strong ending in which you will
summarize your view to make it as clear and to have the strongest
possible impression and influence as you can.  The final words in
a persuasive essay might include a call to action and make the
strongest impression on your audience and thereby drawing them in
to seeing your viewpoint more strongly and clearly.

ALWAYS use a pleasant and reasonable tone for your essay. Using
any sort of sarcasm, or turning to using name-calling and pithy
language will weaken your argument. Presenting it with cool logic
and level -headed fairness will help to keep it strong and will
be more likely to win the reader to seeing things from your
perspective and achieving the desired effect of having the
vegetarian line option in your school cafeteria!

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