Language features
What is a logo?
Facts, figures, images
Give me an example of repetition when trying to persuade the audience.
Repeating the phrase "we must".
What is an example of an etho?
Credibility - "As a doctor, I am qualified to tell you that this course of treatment will generate the best results.
"Must" is a high modal word
Fact
It might bring my book.
I will bring my book to English.
What is a patho?
Emotional response - Words, images, body language
Give me an example of indirect judgement.
I would never spend my entire weekend just sitting around watching television.
What is an example of a logo?
1689 students attend Bundaberg State High School
"Should" is a low modal word.
Theory - medium.
Students could work in pairs.
Students will work in pairs.
What is an etho?
Ethics or credibility - Celebrity, experts, scientists
Give me an example of a direct judgement.
Her decision to quit the project halfway through was a terrible mistake.
What is an example of a patho?
Showing a sad animal in a cage (image)
Powerful words like "chains of destruction".
Pathos is when you use emotion words like "sad".
Theory - Language of affect is the use of emotional words: positive/ negative.
They might finish on time.
We will finish on time.
What is rhetorical question?
Question asked not for the answer
What is language of affect?
Feelings and emotions. Positive/Negative
Give me an example of positive language of affect.
He has a positive attitude that benefits his teammates.
The main goal of a persuasive speech is to take a side or change opinion.
Fact.
We could try a different activity.
We will try a different activity.
Give me an example of a high modal word
Must, will, absolutely, definately
What is language of judgement?
Positive or negative assessments.
Give me an example of a negative language of assessment.
The service at the restaurant was disappointing and slow.
"Furthermore" is an example of a cohesive device (connecting word)
Fact
Maybe we should answer the questions.
We will answer the questions.