2022.

2023 - ENGLISH
LESSON : PERSUASION AND ITS MODES – pT.1
S.Y 2022.2023 | MALIT, F.A | GRADE 10-BR.PATERNUS - FIRST
QUARTER | Ms. THERESA LIBNAO

c. To invest in an action ( not

LESSON OUTLINE usually enforced
1. WHAT IS PERSUASION
2. IDENTIFYING THE THREE
WRITING A
TYPES OF PERSUASIVE PERSUASIVE
METHODS AND FEATURES
PERSUASIVE TEXT TEXT / ESSAY /
3. IDENTIFYING PARTS OF AN SPEECH
ESSAY
Persuasive Text

 It convinces the reader

 It requires good research

o Being aware in understanding the

Learning all reader’s biases

about o To be able to understand both

sides of the said issue

PERSUASION  It demonstrates both how the writer’s

WHAT IS
PERSUASION?
Persuasion
 It is one’s abilty to convince others
 It is the ability to make someone
reconsider their points of view to…
a. To commit purchasing
merchandise foreign to them
b. To commit purchasing services
foreign to them
opinion is correct, but also why the
opposing view is incorrect.
IDENTIFYING THE
THREE TYPES OF
PERSUASIVE
METHODS
- According to GREEK
PHILOSOHPER ARISTOTLE,
through his torical appeals, there are
three types of persuasive methods that
can effectively appeal to the
sensibilities of listeners
THE THREE TYPES OF  It is also how well the presenter
PERSUASIVE convinces the audience that they are
qualified to present ( speak ) on the
METHODS / MODES : subject.

THESE ARE SOME WAYS

ETHOS TO DO IT :
1. Ethos ( plural : Ethe )
1. By being a notable figure in the field
 It refers to the person’s credibility or in question, such as a college
believability. professor or an -

 It refers to the appeal to ethics or an

author’s or presenter’s character.
2022.2023 - ENGLISH
LESSON : PERSUASION AND ITS MODES –
PT.2
S.Y 2022.2023 | MALIT, F.A | GRADE 10-BR.PATERNUS - FIRST
QUARTER | Ms. THERESA LIBNAO

1. Ethos ( plural : Ethe ) pathetic, and empathy are derived

from it.
- executive of a company whose
business is related to the presenter's › Is there any emotional
topic. appeal evident?

2. By demonstrating mastery of the argot › Are the audience moved?

of the field.
› Did they feel empathy and
3. By being introduced by, or producing concern over the claims or
bona fides from, other established arguments presented?
authorities.
› Can you feel the sincerity
and openness in
PATHOS expressing one’s
convictions?

 It can be in the form of metaphor,

2. Pathos simile, a passionate delivery, or even
a simple claim that a matter is unjust.
• It refers to sympathy or emotion.

o An appeal to the audience’s PATHOS

emotions, and the terms sympathy,
2. Pathos
 Pathos can be particularly powerful if
used well, but most speeches do not
solely rely on pathos.
o Pathos is most effective when the
author or speaker demonstrates
agreement with an underlying
value of the reader or listener.
LOGOS
3. Logos
• It refers to logic or reason
2022.2023 - ENGLISH
LESSON : PERSUASION AND ITS MODES –
PT.3
S.Y 2022.2023 | MALIT, F.A | GRADE 10-BR.PATERNUS - FIRST
QUARTER | Ms. THERESA LIBNAO
FEATURES OF
PERSUASIVE TEXT
1. Rhetorical Question
1. questions that…
a. are not intented
2. Emotive Language
b. are not meant to be answered
c. are meant for reader’s to ponder
and analyze the point of view you
want to share
EXAMPLES :
o logical appeal or the simulation
of it, and the term logic is
derived from it.
• It is normally used to describe facts
and figures that support the speaker's
claims or thesis.
• a logos appeal also enhances ethos.
• Logos can also be misleading or
inaccurate,
o however meaningful it may
seem to the subject at hand.
It is suggested that all three components
should be present and are crucial in
considering the effectivity of the
persuasive action
1. “ Who wouldn’t want to be popular
and rich? ”
2. “ What is the point of voting when the
same corrupt officials will be placed
in power? “
3. “ You have got to be kidding me,
right? “
2. Word choices designed by
writers to…
a. arouse
b. stimulate
 c. invoke a strong emotional 2. You should have your head
response checked since your brain might
be as big as a pea
EXAMPLES :
3. The copy of Noli Me Tangere
must have been a thousand years
1. Appalling 7. Defiantly old
2. Defiantly 8. Flawlessly
3. Flawlessly 9. Ginormous
4. Ginormous 10.Horrendous 4. Facts and Statistics
5. Appalling 11.Magical
6. vindicated 4. Information that is made up of
figures and data

3. Exaggeration › That can be used as reliable and

factual pieces of evidence
3. Refers to statemnts that are …

a. Amplified
b. More prominent / well known
c. Over the top descriptions
EXAMPLES :
5. Alliteration
5. Rhetorical device
o Words that are with the same
letter or consonant sound that
are used repeatedly.

o It can generate rhythmic pattern.

1. The Philippines is drowning in
debt
o It is used to highlight words or
meanings to set the mood.

2022.2023 - ENGLISH
LESSON : PERSUASION AND ITS MODES –
PT.4
S.Y 2022.2023 | MALIT, F.A | GRADE 10-BR.PATERNUS - FIRST
QUARTER | Ms. THERESA LIBNAO

 The utilization of three adjectives

5. Alliteration o It is to prove a point

EXAMPLES : o To emphasize a degree of

importance to a word

1. “ So we beat on boats against the current,

borne back caselessy into the past. “ EXAMPLES :

1. faster, stronger, higher

6. Rule of Three
2. see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil
3. I came, I saw, I conquered
4. The truth, the whole truth, and nothing
but the truth
5. Reduce, reuse, recycle
7. Inlusive language
EXAMPLES :
1. “ Oh Oh, woeful, oh woeful, woeful,
woeful day! “
2. “ And that government of people, by
the people, for the people, shall not
perish from earth

 The technique of consciously adding

persuasive text

o It is by the use of “we,” “us,”

and “you”

o It will let reader really feel that

they are a part of a narrative or
involved

EXAMPLES :

7. Inclusive language

1. Together as one, we can restore

freedom and democracy

2. You have the power – vote

wisely!

8. Repetition

 Tool used to let audience appreciate…

a. the power of words

b. To comprehend an unpopular
point of view

c. To support an advocacy

 A literary device

o It uses repetition to emphasis

o It will let reader really feel that

they are a part of a narrative or
involved
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LESSON : PERSUASION AND ITS MODES –
LAST PART
S.Y 2022.2023 | MALIT, F.A | GRADE 10-BR.PATERNUS - FIRST
QUARTER | Ms. THERESA LIBNAO

IDENTIFYING THE THESES

STATEMENTS STATES :
PARTS OF AN
ESSAY 1. main idea

2. argument of the essay,

INTRODUCTION 3. sets limits on the topic

4. indicates the organization of the

essay.
1. Introduction

 Information that could hook your

audience attention to relate to your
discussion
3. Body / Supporting details

o The hook could be…  Build your ethos, pathos or logos here.

1. Quote  Provide information to support your

2. An analog thesis statement
3. A question

and a lot more

CONCLUSION
BODY
4. Restatement of thesis

2. Thesis Statement  To mark the intent to end the speech

 Expression of objective or purpose.  To restate your thesis statement again in

a more effective or creative way
o It shows the readers what you have
to say
5. Conclusion / Wrap Up
o It also states which main points
 What’s your final message
you will use to support your ideas
 It brings together all the main points of
the essay.

 It refers back to the thesis statement and

leaves readers with a final thought and
sense of closure by resolving any ideas
brought up in the essay.