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non fiction ((persuasive letter (features (use present tenses, uses…

- - - - use present tenses
      - uses connectives of reason
      - use powerful,emotive words or phrases
      - use questions to the reader
    - - persuasive leaflet
        
        Shorter sentences to keep the reader's interest
        
        The suggestion that the reader's life will be improved by this product or visit
        
        use of questions
        
        Use of imperative verbs
        
        Catchy jingles or slogans
        
        Use of alliteration
        
        Inclusion of technical scientific language and data
        
        Examples of persuasive and emotive language such as strong adjectives
- - - - usually uses past tense
      - in first person
      - note from rather than full sentences
      - uses chatty asides ,often placed within brackets
      - uses informal, chatty tone,including more frequent use of exclamation mark
      - uses powerful verbs and adjectives
- - - - use connectives for reasoning
      - uses present tense
      - uses precise technical vocabulary about the subject
      - third person
      - uses quotes from people with a particular point
      - uses emotive language
      - uses connective phrases
- - - - In third person
      - Uses present tense
      - Uses general nouns
      - Uses factual description including technical language and classification
      - Uses formal,impersonal,passive sentences
      - May include subheadings