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3 revision midemaps - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Opening: Start with a strong hook to grab attention (quote, question, or anecdote).
      - Introduction: State the purpose of the speech and what you will cover.
      - Main Points: Present your main arguments or ideas, each in separate paragraphs By using Tip Top Tip.
      - Conclusion: Summarize the key points and end with a powerful closing statement.
  - - - Engage the Audience: Use direct address (“you,” “we”).
      - Rhetorical: Use techniques like repetition, rhetorical questions, and the rule of three.
      - Tone: Adjust depending on the purpose (persuasive, informative, entertaining).
  - - - Practice for natural delivery.
      - Use pauses effectively.
      - Maintain eye contact and vary your tone and pace.
- - - - Headline: Catchy and to the point, summarizing the main topic.
      - Introduction: Introduce the main topic and engage the reader.
      - Main: Develop key points in paragraphs, using facts, statistics, and quotes.
      - Conclusion: Summarize the article and provide a final thoughts.
    - - Tone: Adapt to the audience (informal for a magazine, formal for a newspaper).
        
        Vocabulary: Use varied language and avoid repetition.
        
        Facts and Opinions: Balance factual information with personal viewpoints.
    - - Use subheadings for clarity.
        
        Include images or bullet points if suitable.
        
        Keep paragraphs short and concise.
- - - - Address and Date: Place your address and the date at the top-right corner.
      - Greeting: Use "Dear Name"
      - Introduction: State the purpose of the letter clearly in the first paragraph.
      - Main: Develop your points logically over separate paragraphs.
      - Conclusion: Summarize and state any actions.
      - Closing: Use formal sign-offs like "Yours sincerely" or "Yours faithfully."
    - - Formal Language: Avoid colloquialisms in formal letters.
        
        Clarity: Be direct and a lot of information clearly and in a few words; brief but comprehensive.
        
        Tone: Adjust tone based on the recipient (formal for official matters, friendly for personal letters).
    - - Proofread for spelling and grammar.
        
        Ensure the tone matches the purpose.
        
        Use appropriate level of formality based on the audience.