Writing to persuade

AUDIENCE
BIAS
EMOTIVELANGUAGE
EXCLAMATIONMARKS
HUMOUR
PERSONALPRONOUNS
PERSUADE
PERSUASIVE
PURPOSE
RELATIVECLAUSES
REPETITIONEXAGGERATI
RHETORICALQUESTION
SHORTSENTENCES
SLOGANS
TRIPLETS

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Word	X	Y	Direction
AUDIENCE	6	17	n
BIAS	5	1	e
EMOTIVELANGUAGE	10	20	n
EXCLAMATIONMARKS	1	16	n
HUMOUR	15	4	w
PERSONALPRONOUNS	8	3	s
PERSUADE	2	2	s
PERSUASIVE	11	15	n
PURPOSE	8	3	e
RELATIVECLAUSES	9	20	n
REPETITIONEXAGGERATI	5	10	n
RHETORICALQUESTION	15	3	s
SHORTSENTENCES	19	16	n
SLOGANS	8	18	e
TRIPLETS	5	2	e