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It is to convince the recipient on your idea. Used to request a loan or suggesting a new marketing plan to your manager.

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1. Introduce yourself and provide background information.

2. State your purpose for the proposal.

3. Define your goals and objectives.

4. Highlight what sets you apart.

5. Briefly discuss the budget and how funds will be used.

6. Finish with a call to action and request a follow-up.

7. Close the letter and provide contact details.

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The persuasive letter is a letter written to convince an organization or person, to accept their ideas, issue, interest, etc.

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The argument is written in the timeless present tense. This might change to the past if historical background to the issue was being given. If predictions are being made the tense might change to the future.

The writer uses repetition of words, phrases and concepts deliberately, for effect.

Verbs are used when expressing opinions, eg. I think ___ are the best! We believe students should not be stopped from eating junk food.

Strong effective adjectives are used.

Thought provoking questions are used. These may be asked as rhetorical questions. (Rhetorical questions: a question asked only for effect, not for information, eg. Would you give your pre-schooler matches to play with?)

Use of passive verbs to help structure the text.

Written in the timeless present tense.

Use of pronouns (I, we, us) is used to manipulate the reader to agree with the position argued. eg. We all know that smoking causes cancer so we do not smoke.

Use of emotive language ie. words that will appeal to the reader's feelings, eg. concern, unreasonable, should.

Use of passive voice ie verbs in which the subject is acted upon and not doing the action. This helps structure the text, eg. We would like to suggest that an enquiry be held into the running of the steel mills. Water is being polluted.

Conjunctions that can exemplify and show results - they are usually used in concluding statements to finalise arguments

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Media writing found in newspapers, magazines and online blogs are all types of non-fiction.

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A letter of interest is a letter you write that states your interest in working for a company, even if that company isn’t advertising a job opening.

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1. Contact person. First, try to find someone specific at the company to send the letterto, such as an executive in a division you're interested in. ...

2. What to include in the letter. ...

3. Letter conclusion. ...

4. Include your contact information. ...

5. Keep your letter short and to the point.

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1. use language that is clear and to the point.

2. include facts.

3. write in an impersonal way.

4. use short, clear sentences.

5. break up your text with subheadings, diagrams and illustrations.

6. write in an unbiased way.

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It is written to request the required information from the relevant party.

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Reflection paper is to write an organised writing describing your reactions and analysis to a reading or other experience.00

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1. 1 Type your address. Type your address, without your name. ...

2. 2 Begin the letter by leading into the topic. Begin the letter by leading into the topic. ...

3. 3 Continue the letter. ...

4. 4 Conclude by summarizing what you have learned. ...

5. 5 Close the letter by typing Sincerely.