Direct Address - referring to the reader directly using personal pronouns like 'you', 'us', 'we', 'I', 'me'., Alliteration - Where two or more words close to each other in a phrase/sentence starting with the same letter sound., Facts - statements that can be proved with evidence., Opinions - Statements that represent the author's thoughts and feelings, but cannot be proved with evidence.  , Rhetorical questions. - A question that does not need an answer., Repetition - Using the same word or phrase over and over again for effect., Emotive language - Using words or phrases that would cause the reader to have certain feelings or thoughts. , Statistics - Numbers in various forms that represent researched information., Triplets - Three words used in a sentence for effect. ,

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