Let's face it: everyone likes to feel well-rested. - Opinion (stated as fact), Last night I was scrolling social media until 1am and achieved nothing. - Anecdote, You have the power to make the right choice. - Direct address, It's time to take control. - Alliteration, Lack of sleep can lead to physical and mental health issues. - Fact, Do you spring out of bed in the mornings? - Rhetorical question , Sleep keeps us safe. Sleep keeps us sharp. - Repetition, Tragically, sleep deprivation could lead to fatal accidents. - Emotive language, A staggering ninety-two percent of teenagers do not get an adequate amount of sleep. - Statistics, Sleep deprivation can leave you feeling exhausted, irritable and unable to focus. - Threes, Turning off your devices may sound excruciating, but it can be a life- saver when it comes to sleep. - Exaggeration , FORCEFULLY willing yourself to sleep can make things worse. - Adverb, STARING at the ceiling can be dull and infuriating - Verb, Staring at the ceiling can be DULL and INFURIATING - Adjective , Bright lights glaring at you from the crack in the door won't help either. - Visual Imagery, Using a quotation from someone knowledgeable about the subject to support what you are trying to persuade your reader to believe. - Expert view, Using funny situations or comments to make the reader like and trust you - Humour, Using a well-known figure to show something is true  - Celebrity endorsement, While it may be true that some people need less sleep than others, we cannot ignore high sleep needs of teenagers. - Counter-argument, Using words that make us think of things that word is associated with to have a specific effect - Connotation, My childhood nemesis is now my closest ally. - Antithesis, A wave of warm, heavy emptiness swept over me and claimed me for the night. - Metaphor, My eyelids fought the daylight like brave warriors. - Simile, The cold morning gripped my heart with its icy fingers. - Personification , The torturously cold splash of water on my bed-warmed skin. - Tactile imagery,

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