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IB English Language B Stem Cell Research 20/10/2014

Review: Academic Writing Collocations

Stem cell research essay

Group discussion

Arguments for and Arguments against Advantages Disadvantages

Discussion Essay Format

Developing writing skills: speeches Must consider the audience Are you trying to persuade them using rhetorical devices, entertain, inform or demonstrate? You need to connect with your audience. Use direct address ‘you’ Be careful with use of pronouns e.g. We will solve this together / We give you the choice.

Developing writing skills: speeches

Using rhetorical devices in speeches

What are 4 types of rhetorical devices: Personal commitment or experience Statistics Rule of three Repetition

Homework Using your group notes, write a speech for or against.