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Language paper 2 - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Include language devices (visit mind map)
        
        Rhetorical questions
        
        emotive language
        
        extended/metaphors
        
        Analogies e.g "Are we really going to let the world die like an orphan child on the street where everyone stares down upon with no love or care or emotion
        
        Repetition
        
        Plosives
        
        Assonance (a) or Sibilance (s)
      - Link back to the question e.g repetition of the question or key idea - throughout the speech but crucially at the end
      - Do not be too concise or too long winded
      - Display a clear argument (don't be on the fence)
      - Structure
        
        Dear...
        
        5 rings
        
        1st - Focus on single perspective
        
        Close focus on initial idea
        
        2nd - Focus on multiple perspectives (some alternate)
        
        Include other's opinions on the topic
        
        3rd - Focus on bigger/global issues
        
        Zoom out and consider relevance to society (include stats)
        
        4th - Return to multiple perspectives
        
        Solve problems (what can we do... / we must do...)
        
        5th- Return to single perspective
        
        Return to the initial scenario + my perspective (I think we need to... / This must change...)
    - - DO NOT BE BORING
      - State your viewpoint immediately using a instant WOW phrase or strap line
      - Include language devices viz-
      - Structure
        
        Date
        
        Title / Byline
        
        Strapline with images
        
        TAP
        
        T- Text type
        
        Formality of work (Newspaper)
        
        A- audience
        
        P- Purpose: To inform/persuade
    - - DO NOT BE BORING
      - Using emotive/colourful language
      - Display a clear argument (don't be on the fence)
      - Analyse your own viewpoint and give reasons why
      - Structure
        
        Introduction- Identify focus on viewpoint / outline beliefs
        
        Body- support sentences / give balanced argument / conclude each paragraph (3)
        
        Conclusion- Restate idea/beliefs (summarise arguments with reference to body arguments)
        
        Include counter arguments and viewpoints
        
        Balanced argument and analysis of the question
    - - Structure/Components
        
        Address (top right)
        
        Write in clear paragraphs (Body of text)
        
        TAP
        
        T- Text type
        
        A- audience (consider formality - family or work)
        
        P- Text purpose
      - To persuade/To inform
        
        Example: Write a letter to persuade your parents to let you go on holiday with a friend (40 marks)