Alliteration - using the same/similar sounds at the beginning of words, Repetition - saying a word more than once for effect, Exaggeration - a statement that represents something as better or worse than it really is., Rhetorical Question - a question where the answer is obvious so doesn't need answering, Inclusive Language - words and phrases which include the audience or reader, Emotive Language - words or phrases which make the audience or reader feel a certain way, Statistics - facts and evidence presented to persuade an audience, Expert Opinion - someone sharing information about something that they are knowledgeable about, Rule of three - a trio of events, characters or words because it's more humorous, satisfying, or effective than other numbers., Anecdote - a personal experience/short story relating the writer or speaker to the topic.,

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