1. The writer of a persuasive text will often acknowledge the opposing viewpoint and provide evidence to refute it.
2. The writer may also provide evidence to support their own argument, such as statistics, expert opinions, or personal anecdotes.
3. The writer may also use logical reasoning to explain why their argument is more valid than the opposing viewpoint.
4. The writer may also use rhetorical devices such as analogies or metaphors to make their point more effectively.
5. Finally, the writer may use emotional appeals to make their argument more compelling and to convince the reader of their point of view.
