Understanding the purpose, layout and features of a persuasive letter
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I can identify the purpose and features of a persuasive letter in preparation for writing based on ‘Front Desk’.
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To persuade is to convince someone to do something through reasoning or argument.
A persuasive letter is often highly formal in tone.
Paragraphs are used to structure a persuasive letter.
Flattery, presumption and veiled threat are examples of persuasive devices.
A persuasive letter contains an address, return address, greeting and sign-off.
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