Persuasive Essays

Present a clear thesis, use logical arguments and evidence, address counterarguments, and employ persuasive language and techniques.

Restate your thesis, summarize key points, and finish with a strong closing statement that reinforces your argument.

Ethos (credibility), logos (logic), and pathos (emotion).

A clear thesis, compelling evidence, logical arguments, and consideration of counterarguments.

Clearly express your position or opinion on the topic, outlining the main arguments you will use to persuade.

Reasoning connects evidence to your argument, helping to convince the reader of your perspective's validity.