Considering and emulating the use of hyperbole in opinion writing
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I can use hyperbole in opinion writing to engage readers and craft a relatable written voice.
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We can use contextual information to make predictions about what we expect to see in a text.
Forming a personal response to a text involves considering how the writer's attitude changes as a text progresses.
Hyperbole is when writers exaggerate for dramatic effect.
Hyperbole can help readers to empathise with and relate to a writer.
It can also help to build suspense and maintain ready engagement.
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