How to write a persuasive essay

How to write a persuasive essay, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.35, with 33 lectures, 4 quizzes, based on 33 reviews, and has 189 subscribers.

You will learn about How to write persuasive essays How to structure an essay How to choose the right words How to make great sentences How to write perfect paragraphs This course is ideal for individuals who are College students or Adults returning to college later in life or High School students or Middle School students It is particularly useful for College students or Adults returning to college later in life or High School students or Middle School students.

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Summary

Title: How to write a persuasive essay

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.35

Number of Lectures: 33

Number of Quizzes: 4

Number of Published Lectures: 33

Number of Published Quizzes: 4

Number of Curriculum Items: 39

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 39

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

How to write persuasive essays
How to structure an essay
How to choose the right words
How to make great sentences
How to write perfect paragraphs

Who Should Attend

College students
Adults returning to college later in life
High School students
Middle School students

Target Audiences

College students
Adults returning to college later in life
High School students
Middle School students

*** Course updated June ’19

Welcome to How to write a persuasive essay.This course is designed to teach students how write a proper persuasive essay by using the 4 key elements of writing.

Structure

Using the proper structure in your essays can instantly improve your writing.
You will be amazed at the rapid improvement of your grades once you start using the correct structure for your persuasive essays.
In this course you will learn the 5 paragraph method for writing persuasive essays.
The structure is the structure. It doesn’t change if you are in high school or college.

Words

You will learn which words to use in your persuasive essays.
Discover the best method for learning new vocabulary.
Practice using your new vocabulary in your essays.

Sentences

Learn the key components of great sentences.
Create impactful sentences for your persuasive essays.
Avoid the most common writing mistakes.
Write cornerstone sentences like topic sentences, thesis statements, closing sentences, descriptions, and explanations.

Paragraphs

You will learn the key elements to writing perfect paragraphs for your persuasive essay.
Use topic sentences correctly.
Identify the main ideas for your persuasive essays.
Develop stunning details in your essay.
Write strong explanations.

This course also contains detailed instructions on how to write each type of paragraph in a persuasive essay. Tips and techniques for planning and proofreading are also included to help you write a great persuasive essay.

How to write a persuasive essayalso includes 10 original articles and writing assignments to help you refine your persuasive essay style.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Structure of a persuasive essay

Lecture 1: FAQs

Lecture 2: Course Outline

Lecture 3: The Hamburger Method

Chapter 2: Vocabulary

Lecture 1: Vocabulary

Lecture 2: Vocabulary Links

Lecture 3: Vocabulary 1-10

Lecture 4: Vocabulary 11-20

Chapter 3: Sentences

Lecture 1: What is a sentence?

Lecture 2: 5 most common grammar mistakes

Chapter 4: Topic Sentence (thesis statement)

Lecture 1: How to write your thesis statement

Lecture 2: Cursive article

Lecture 3: Planning your thesis statement

Lecture 4: 5 tips for writing a great topic sentence

Lecture 5: Applying the 5 tips to topic sentences

Chapter 5: Elements of a Paragraph

Lecture 1: Paragraphs

Lecture 2: Main Ideas

Lecture 3: Uniforms article

Lecture 4: Details

Lecture 5: Explanations

Chapter 6: Transitions & Descriptions

Lecture 1: Transitions & Descriptions Introduction

Lecture 2: Transitions

Lecture 3: Descriptions

Chapter 7: Closing Sentences and Proofreading

Lecture 1: Closing Sentences and Proofreading

Lecture 2: Concluding Sentences

Lecture 3: Proofreading

Chapter 8: The Final Essay

Lecture 1: The Final Essay

Lecture 2: Planning

Lecture 3: Introduction Paragraph

Lecture 4: Argument Paragraphs

Lecture 5: Counter Argument Paragraph

Lecture 6: Conclusion

Lecture 7: Extra Practice

Chapter 9: Bonus Section

Lecture 1: Bonus Offer

Instructors

Scott Grierson
Online Educator

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4 stars: 5 votes
5 stars: 24 votes

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