Professional Documents
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Thesis Statement
Informative: inform
Gives your readers facts or information
Persuasive: persuade
Provides sound reasons to your readers
to believe or do something
Informative vs. Persuasive
Fact vs. Opinion
Persuasive
Statements
Evaluative or
judgmental word
Thesis Statement
Parts of persuasive thesis
statements are:
Blueprint of reasons:
•improving the operation of congested signalized intersections
•controlling how long traffic signals should be for traffic improvement
Brainstorming:
Proposed Solution to the Problem
Blueprint of reasons:
•assisting children’s understanding in digital content
•upgrading children’s absorption in digital information
•involving parents’ participation to educate internet literacy to their children
Group Task
What to do:
1.Choose a specific topic based on the essay topic.
2.Choose evaluative or judgmental word (s) to state your
precise opinion.
3.Choose the facts for the blueprint of reasons that will indicate
the number of body paragraphs.
… (your specific topic: your invention) is
… (your precise opinion) to … (action) …
(the global issue in Indonesia) because …
(the blueprint of reasons)
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