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Non-Fiction Writing Lively Magazine Article ): Whats the subject of this piece of writing? How would you describe the tone of this piece? Challenge: HOW has the writer made this piece lively (try to identify specific techniques)? Do Now:

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Non-Fiction Writing Lively Magazine Article<br>
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): What’s the subject of this piece of writing?
How would you describe the tone of this piece?

Challenge:
HOW has the writer made this piece ‘lively’ (try to identify specific techniques)? Do Now:
Read the text below (1 minute in silence) and then, in pairs, discuss answers to these questions (3 minutes)<br>
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Did you identify any of these features? Any more? Exclamation marks

Catchy sub-headings

Use of adverbs like ‘Simply…’

Imperative verbs

Modal verbs ‘could’

Second person pronoun ‘you’<br>