Answer:
Be careful with SPAG. This is a formal letter, not a text message to a friend. If spelling, punctuation and grammar are poor, you have lost your audience.
Think about a walk through DA FOREST
Direct address
Alliteration
Facts
Opinions
Repetition
Emotive language
Use of statistics
Rule of three (repeating something three times)
Persuasive writing is written to promote a particular point of view or argument.
A piece of persuasive writing usually consist of:
an opening statement (the thesis)
the arguments (often in the form of point and elaboration)
a summary of the opening position (reiteration)
You have to write a formal letter in which you express your opinions about the chosen option. Have no more than three points in your letter; make sure that you link them - plan what you are going to write before you write it. Do not get half way through a piece of writing and think "Oh, I should have put that in".
Persuasive text is usually written:
in the simple present tense;
focusing mainly on generalised groups rather than individuals;
using mostly logical rather than chronological conjunctions;
Arguments are found in pamphlets and booklets produced by specialist interest groups, in political writing, in publicity and promotional material.