Monday, 22 July 2013

Use these words n phrases for persuasive forms of writing


Persuasive Words and Phrases

Stuck looking for that perfect persuasive word or phrase?? One that really will "hook" the reader?? Make them a believer?? Bring about a rousing argument??
Check out some of these suggestions, taken straight from the classroom walls of Room 122 --- and straight from the creative minds of persuasive writers, students, teachers, etc., etc.
Feel free to browse and use whatever angers you, tickles you, excites you, entices you . . .
  • Yes, sir . . .
  • See . . .
  • This time . . .
  • It's a done deal . . .
  • We can be partners . . .
  • We're in this together . . .
  • You've tricked me . . .
  • You get/I get . . .
  • I have an idea . . .
  • Wake up . . .
  • You owe me . . .
  • It's only fair . . .
  • This time you get . . .
  • From now on . . .
  • Cooked up a plan . . .
  • Split the profit . . .
  • We can share . . .
  • Put our heads together . . .
  • What we need most . . .
  • With as little effort . . .
  • We can show . . .
  • We first must learn . . .
  • For instance . . .
  • Instead of thinking . . .
  • Would it kill us to . . .
  • Who can't . . .
  • If truth be told . . .
  • We don't have to . . .
  • We can . . .
  • We just might learn . . .
  • It's better to . . .
  • They have allowed us to prove . . .
  • It's beast . . .
  • You'll be more cool . . .
  • It's healthy . . .
  • In a survey . . .
  • I conducted a survey . . .
  • Regardless . . .
  • I've been pressured . . .
  • And then what I dread most happens . . .
  • The most common misconception is . . .
  •  All I'm asking is . . .
  • Try to step in their shoes . . .
  • In that split second . . .
  • She thought, and then said . . .
  • Why should . . .
  • A must-have for . . .
  • On the other hand . . .
  • It might seem that . . .
  • You might say . . .
  • Of course . . .
  • Obviously . . .
  • Admittedly . . .
  • No one doubts that . . .
  • It's true that . . .
  • No one can deny . . .
  • I know you believe that . . .
  • I know you're worried . . .
  • Nevertheless . . .
  • However . . .
  • I've become much more responsible . . .
SOME PERSUASIVE WORDS AND PHRASES
important   proudly   together   confidence   conscience    awesome
  sacrificing   helping out   sticking up for   builds character   beautiful
     gives kids a bad name   dear, sweet, old granny   more manly
excuse   compliment the manager   annoying   exquisite   understand
  ban   reduce   convince   dangerous habit   affects   phenomenal
generous   exact same thought   causes   smart choice   inevitably
      be the better person   because   taught   unquestionable   dazzling
tremendous   outrageous   splendid   magnificent   petite   ample
         fascinating   eccentric   glorious   amazing   lively   tempting
brilliant   tranquil   appealing   worthwhile   incredible   gorgeous
   abundant   gigantic   comfortable   marvelous   generous
tantalizing

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