A persuasive text comprises several key components: a hook to engage readers, relevant background details, a clear thesis statement, supporting arguments with evidence, and a conclusion that summarizes and emphasizes the main points. The introduction sets the stage, the body provides detailed arguments, and the conclusion reinforces the thesis with a call to action. Examples include advocating for banning cellular phones in classrooms and the importance of pursuing a college education.

1. BASIC
PARTS OF A
PERSUASIVE
TEXT

2. -A motivating question, a startling statement, an
interesting anecdote or a powerful quote may be
used to hook the readers’ attention
-Relevant details showing the background of the
issue should be indicated
-A clearly conveyed thesis statement about the
issue is presented
INTRODUCTIO
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3. -Starts with a topic sentence that explains and gives
reasons to your thesis statement.
-Supports your argument by giving additional
reasons or evidences
-Thesis statement- identifies the topic / express your
position
BODY
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4. EXAMPLES:
1. The use of cellular phones should be banned in
classrooms as they cause distraction on the
students.
2. College education should be pursued for it can
guarantee a promising andbright future
THESIS STATEMENT
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6. -Summarizes the main points of your argument
-Reiterates the thesis statement
-Writes impactful words that call for action
CONCLUSION
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