To drink or not to drink?... -Ask questions to the reader. -Modal verbs-could lead to binge drinking. - should be banned -Should you allow -can consume it -Opinion adjectives- hard sell for parents - young people
All the editorials i read expressed an opinon for or against the topic. They used stronge persuasive language such as adjectives and verbs to reinfource their point. They also gave exaples of what will happen/not happen in the future if the opinion they are expressing does't happen/happens.......he he thats what i think anyways bye bye
they also used retorical questions to pull people in and make them feel emotionaly about the statement as if they are involved or loved ones are ......:) <3
......... -Editorials are full of persuasive, strong words that catch the attention of the reader. - They give examples for their argument and evidence to back it up. - Give examples of what may and may not happen in the future if their opinion happens or does not happen. =D
The editorial that i focused on this English lesson was based on the under 16s football player who got hit over the head with a mallet and was knocked out cold. The artical uses editorial language such as modal verbs and opinion ajgectives. Modal verbs used in the editorial were words such as: should, can, will, must and several others. These words were used indicate modality. The opinion adjectives expressed in the artical were words such as: mass, clash, aggressive, severe and many more.
( CONTINUED......because i didn't know we had to do this:) )
"Fires report must work" -asked the reader small questions(asked their opinion) -used opinion verbs (like: terrified, deadly) -used madal verbs (like: should, must,could) not finished.......
The editorial i read was about the Kyle and Jackie O scandal. Kyle and Jackie O promised to donate $150'000 to a family with a four year old disabled boy.
The story uses modal verbs and opinion adjectives such as... Modal Verbs: having, can, wil, should, ... Opinion adjectives: excited, massive..
The story says how Kyle & Jackie O have not given the money to a severly disabled boy.
An anonymous Doctor from an emergancy department sent Mr. Kevin Rudd a letter saying that he belives he needs to do someting to help these doctors and nurses to feel more comforatble in there work place, and to give them a break because they cant get through every one as fast as the patietns would like them to.
In this editoral both of the Editors have used modal verbs such as can and have to.
mothers suffer more or somethimes worst, because of the crimes their son's have committed: this boy had committed over 30 crimes, in which back fired on his mother and then she was trettened to be kill all because of what her son had done to others.
To drink or not to drink?...
ReplyDelete-Ask questions to the reader.
-Modal verbs-could lead to binge drinking.
- should be banned
-Should you allow
-can consume it
-Opinion adjectives- hard sell for parents
- young people
To drink or not to drink:
ReplyDelete: asked questions
: couldlead to binge drinking
: shoud attend
: they can consume it
Persuasive devices that are used commonly in the articles I looked at were:
ReplyDelete-Modal Verbs(must, will,can)
-Opinion Verbs(irresponsible, wild)
All the editorials i read expressed an opinon for or against the topic. They used stronge persuasive language such as adjectives and verbs to reinfource their point. They also gave exaples of what will happen/not happen in the future if the opinion they are expressing does't happen/happens.......he he thats what i think anyways bye bye
ReplyDeleteHELP LOOK FOR MADDIE
ReplyDeleteMost editorials show opinions (for or Against)
In this editorial it talks about a little girl named Maddie. It uses modal verbs. Some of them are may, might and they believe.
Also they opinion adjectives like strength of character and friutless ends.
to drink or not to drink...
ReplyDelete* should u alow children under the age of 18 to drink
* Asked Questions
*could lead to binge drinking.
*Can Consum it.
well i think that they cant ban it,, u gooter have fun while your youngh,, itws parents choices if they let there children drink... :) xx
they also used retorical questions to pull people in and make them feel emotionaly about the statement as if they are involved or loved ones are ......:) <3
ReplyDeleteSexing Up Baby:
ReplyDelete-No one wants to be a prude.
-crudely commercial target.
-They give both for and against.
-Give emamples
EXAMPLE:
The Cotton On company is unrepentant about clothes with lines such as "The Condom Broke and I'm Living Proof My Mum is Easy".
Fires report must work.-modal verbs
ReplyDelete-will result
-will propose
-will have
-has been
-will be
.........
ReplyDelete-Editorials are full of persuasive, strong words that catch the attention of the reader.
- They give examples for their argument and evidence to back it up.
- Give examples of what may and may not happen in the future if their opinion happens or does not happen.
=D
The editorial that i focused on this English lesson was based on the under 16s football player who got hit over the head with a mallet and was knocked out cold.
ReplyDeleteThe artical uses editorial language such as modal verbs and opinion ajgectives. Modal verbs used in the editorial were words such as: should, can, will, must and several others. These words were used indicate modality.
The opinion adjectives expressed in the artical were words such as: mass, clash, aggressive, severe and many more.
Help Look for MAddie...
ReplyDeleteP.S Mad Mole, note her name is spelt Madeleine...:P
Modal Verbs- could help to solve
-might recognise
-could be living
Opinion Adjectives- happy family.
-resilience and strength of character
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( CONTINUED......because i didn't know we had to do this:) )
ReplyDelete"Fires report must work"
-asked the reader small questions(asked their opinion)
-used opinion verbs (like: terrified, deadly)
-used madal verbs (like: should, must,could)
not finished.......
The editorial i read was about the Kyle and Jackie O scandal. Kyle and Jackie O promised to donate $150'000 to a family with a four year old disabled boy.
ReplyDeleteThe story uses modal verbs and opinion adjectives such as...
Modal Verbs: having, can, wil, should, ...
Opinion adjectives: excited, massive..
The story says how Kyle & Jackie O have not given the money to a severly disabled boy.
YOU WERENT SUPPOSED TO DO IT ON ONE EDITORIAL!!!! - Read question.
ReplyDeleteFrom kia and kate :) <3
Editorials usually persue a person to pick either side of the arguemnet.
ReplyDelete*Modal Verbs- must,cant,will
*opinion adjectives- irresponsible,careless,frightening
To be continued.....
Cut medics in emergency services some slack.
ReplyDeleteAn anonymous Doctor from an emergancy department sent Mr. Kevin Rudd a letter saying that he belives he needs to do someting to help these doctors and nurses to feel more comforatble in there work place, and to give them a break because they cant get through every one as fast as the patietns would like them to.
In this editoral both of the Editors have used modal verbs such as can and have to.
this it yet to be continued......
IT'S NOT FUNNY.
ReplyDelete*kicked a man to death for fun must be reviewed.
*"a laughing assassin".
*racist crime.
*mindless attack by a gang.
This artical doesn't give for and agiainst, it only goes against which i agree on.
mothers suffer more or somethimes worst, because of the crimes their son's have committed:
ReplyDeletethis boy had committed over 30 crimes, in which back fired on his mother and then she was trettened to be kill all because of what her son had done to others.
To Drink or not to Drink?
ReplyDeleteShould you allow your children to take a sip when they are 12 or younger and would you ban kids under 18 from drinking?
-For and against
-Oppinions
-Expert Oppinion