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Key words for GCSE Language.

persuade If you persuade someone, you convince them to do or think something.
argue If you argue something, it means you give evidence about it in order to try and persuade others.
advise If you advise someone, it means you offer them help or guidance.
audience The people watching a show or reading a text are called the audience.
comparison Comparison is the act of finding differences and similarities between two things.
argument An argument is the presentation of evidence to persuade others.
counter A counter argument is created to oppose the ideas of another argument.
logical A logical argument is based on logic and reasoning.
contrast To contrast is to note the differences between two things.
informative An informative text provides information to the reader.
opinion An opinion is a belief or view held by the someone.
rule The rule of three refers to repeating something in a text three times to create a memorable effect.
three The rule of three refers to repeating something in a text three times to create a memorable effect.
bias A bias is an unfair prejudice for or against a particular idea or group.
tone Tone is the general attitude and character of a text.
rebuttal A rebuttal is a counter argument.

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argue
advise
audience
comparison
argument
counter
logical
contrast
informative
opinion
rule
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bias
tone
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