What is this an example of?
Don't you want to help these innocent puppies?
Rhetorical question
Tugs at your heart
Pathos
A brief personal story that interests the reader and illustrates a point.
Anedote
What does the 'T' mean in the TEEL paragraph structure?
Topic: States the main idea of the paragraph
We need your help, we need your love, we need your donations!
Cluster of three
Expert Opinion: Use a quote from an expert in a related field of study.
Ethos
Though provoking images in your mind
Imagery
What does the first 'E' stand for in the TEEL paragraph structure?
Explain: In more detail, describe more information about the topic.
These homeless people are so hungry, they could eat a horse!
Hyperbole
Imagine statement: Helping the reader imagine a world where your opinion/idea is alive.
Pathos
A familiar but overused expression that carries a range of connotations
Clichés
What does the second 'E' stand for in the TEEL paragraph structure?
Evidence: Include evidence in sources or an example to support the topic.
Everybody enjoys giving back to the community!
Generalisation
Data: Use data from a survey to prove your point.
Ethos
Find fault in the point of view of the opposing argument
Counter argument
What does the 'L' stand for in the TEEL paragraph structure?
Link: Link back to the original argument.
Save the sea shells by the sea shore
Aliteration
Objection: Acknowledging a reader's possible objection to your idea and telling them why they might want to think differently.
Logos
Short statements or phrases designed to stand out
Simple sentences
Which kind of modality should you use to convince a reader to support your charity.