Informative, Persuasive and

Argumentative Writing
Techniques
Teacher ： Pauline Joyce D. Galutira
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CONTENTS Definition of informative, persuasive and

argumentative speech

Basic types of speeches

Writing techniques/structure

What do you think?

Inform me more!

Assessment
Persuade me!
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EASYS
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ESSAY
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ERTURUCTS
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STRUCTURE
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AGEUR
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ARGUE
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SERPUDEA
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PERSUADE
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INFORM
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BASIC TYPES OF SPEECH
 Basic Types of Speech
PERSUASIVE
SPEECH
• Speech written to convinces the listeners
INFORMATIVE of the validity of the speaker’s argument
SPEECH about a topic.
• This might involve convincing some to
• Speech intended to inform and
change their opinion or at the very least
to share new ideas and build take into account some ideas that have not
perceptions about a topic. really been considered before.
• It gives the audience a new
understanding or new
appreciation of some topic with ARGUMENTATIVE
which you might be familiar. SPEECH
• Speech that tries to change the reader’s
mind by convincing him or her to agree with
your point of view about your topic.
• It argues a certain point using evidences as
form of argument.
INFORMATIVE
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 INFORMATIVE
The benefits of Regular Exercise

Regular exercise has been proven to have numerous

INTRODUCTION
physical and mental health benefits.
Engaging in physical activity can help you maintain a
• presents the topic
healthy weight, improve your cardiovascular health,
and boost your mood. Here are the benefits of regular
exercise.
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One of the most obvious benefits of exercise is weight management.
Regular exercise helps you burn calories, which can help you lose weight or
maintain a healthy weight.This is especially important given the prevalence
of obesity in our society today. By making exercise a regular part of your
routine,you can better control your weight and reduce your risk of obesity-
related health problems.
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Also,exercise is good for your heart. Engaging in Physical activity
strengthens your heart and improves your cardiovascular health This can
• support the topic help reduce your risk of heart disease, stroke, and other cardiovascular
• share a majority of problems.Regularexercise can also lower your blood pressure and
cholesterollevels,both of which are risk factors forheart disease.
information
In addition to its physical benefits, exercise can alsohave a positive impact
on your mental health. Regular exercisehas been shown to reduce
symptoms of depression and anxiety.and can even improve cognitive
function.Exercise releasesendorphins, which are not mood boosters, and
can leave youfeeling more energized and focused.
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In conclusion, there are many benefits of reqular

CONCLUSION exercise.Whether you're trying to maintain a healthy weight,
improve your cardiovascular health, boost your mood, or
• summarizes the idea simply feel better in your daily life, exercise can help. By
presented making physical activity a regular part of your routine, you
• call to action can enjoy the many benefits that come with staying active.
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Recycling:Why lt Matters

INTRODUCTION Recycling is one of the easiest and most effective ways

to helpprotect our planet. By reducing waste,conserving
• identifies the topic natural resources, and reducing pollution, recycling helps
and chooses a side ensure that we can enjoy a clean and healthy environment
for generations to come. What is the importance of recycling
and why everyone should make it a priority?
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First,recycling matters because it helps conserve natural resources.When
we recycle, we can use materials like paper,plastic, and metal again and
again, rather than constantly relying on new resources. This helps reduce the
strain on our planet's natural resources, which are becoming increasingly
scarce.By conserving resources through recycling, we can help ensure that
they will be available for future generations.
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Next, recycling reduces pollution. When we dispose of waste in landfills
or incinerators, it releases harmful pollutants into the air and water. Recycling,
• holds main points or on the other hand,can help reduce the amount of waste that ends up in
reasons and it’s landfills and incinerators,thereby reducing pollution. This can have a positive
impact on the health of people and animals alike, as well as the health of the
explanation
planet as a whole.
• argues casually Finally, recycling takes action against climate change. By reducing the
amount of waste that ends up in landfills and incinerators, we can help reduce
the number of greenhouse gases that are released into the atmosphere. This
can help slow the pace of climate change and its devastating effects on our
planet.
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Generally, recycling is an important way to help protect

CONCLUSION our planet. By conserving natural resources, reducing
pollution, and taking action against climate change,recycling
• restate your topic or can have a positive impact on the health of people, animals,
claim and the planet as a whole. It's time for all of us to make
• call for action recycling a priority in our daily lives and to work together to
create a cleaner and healthier world.
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Should Cellphones Be Allowed in Schools?

INTRODUCTION The use of cell phones in schools has been a topic of

debate for many years. Some argue that allowing students
• present the topic and to use cell phones in the classroom can help with learning
counterargument and communication, while others argue that cell phones can
• claim/thesis be a distraction and even hinder their learning. Hence,
statement cellphones should not be allowed in schools.
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Primarily, allowing cell phones in schools can be a distraction to students.
Based on my experience, with constant notifications, students may find it
difficult to focus on their lessons and complete their work.
Additionally,cell phones can be a source of social distraction. According
to www.frontierin.com,students spend more time texting and browsing social
BODY media than paying attention to their teachers.
Finally, some argue that cell phones can be a source of cheating. A lot of
• each paragraph news has speculated that students use their devices to access answers or
communicate with their peers during tests.
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However,despite these concerns, there are many good reasons why cell
and evidences phones should be allowed in schools.For one, cell phones can be a useful tool
• has counterclaim for learning; they can use educational apps to practice their skills. Moreover,
cellphones can be a useful tool for communication, allowing students to
collaborate on projects and stay in touch with their teachers outside of class.
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CONCLUSION Over all, while cell phones can be a useful tool for learning
and communication, they should not be allowed in school
• restates the main because they can really promote distraction and cheating.
claim Given this matter, we should limit the use of cell phones during
• summarizes the instructional time to help students focus on their lessons and
arguments achieve academic success.
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