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What does planning serve as for transactional writing in GCSE Paper 1, Section B?

The foundation

Which of these is NOT a type of transactional writing?

Poems

What three elements must you understand before planning your transactional writing?

Format, audience, and purpose

What should reflect your understanding of the audience?

Language choices, examples, and tone

Which is listed as a strong opening technique for introductions?

A striking statistic

What types of evidence should be included when developing main arguments?

Facts, examples, expert views, anecdotes

Why does acknowledging counterarguments strengthen your position?

It shows you've considered multiple views

What should your conclusion avoid doing?

Simply repeating main points

What are examples of memorable conclusion endings?

Call to action or powerful statement

Where should you put your strongest arguments for maximum impact?

First and last

What question should you ask about every point in your plan?

Does this help achieve my purpose?

How should you view your plan during the writing process?

As a guide allowing flexibility

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