This form of writing is generally used when one feels strongly about a well debated topic, and wishes to help others realize why they feel their way is the better way to believe. To write a persuasive essay you must find a topic of argument that matters to you. If you are not interested in what you claim to be debating about your argument will not be as persuasive as you wish for it to be. Arguing about a boring topic will only cause you as well as your reader to be neural about the side in which he or she will take on their …show more content…
One to two sentences may be the turning point in your readers mind. After researching your subject you will then be able to provide the reader with well supported reasons as to why he or she should follow your belief. For example, after reading these few sentences ones whole view may change on the subject of tobacco. “Discoveries have shown that Cigarettes have been known to contain a total of 600 ingredients, and when burned release an approximation of about 7,000 chemicals none of which are known to have a positive effect on the body. In fact at least sixty-nine of these 7,000 chemicals released are known to have some aid in the disease of cancer.” Those few lines contain facts as well as reasons why you shouldn’t comply with the use of tobacco products. Every bit of information counts because you never know which sentence will cause the reader to see your point of