. How might your use of language change between writing an email and writing a persuasive paper for school?

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In a persuasive paper you're using words and phrases to persadue your reader on a certain subject all you can. While writing an email depending to who, it's more laid back in the sense of not talking in the way of persuading someone. The way you speak and write will be different

KatRina [158]3 years ago

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Depending on who you are writing an email to, your language wouldn't be as formal as if you were writing an essay for school

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