6. 3 persuading

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Use the following phrases to persuade someone by giving a strong opinion Surely / Clearly / Anyone can see that start learning		Surely / Clearly / Anyone can see that parents need to take more responsibility for their kids' education.
Use negative questions when you want to persuade someone by inviting them to agree with you. Don't you agree / think (that) isn't it true / obvious that start learning		Don't you agree / think (that) isn't it true / obvious that texting is harmful for children's writing?
Use negative questions when you want to persuade someone by inviting them to agree with you. Shouldn't people / Doesn't she want to start learning		Shouldn't people / Doesn't she want to spend more time at home?
(?) start a family when they're teenagers? Do / agree / people / should / able start learning		Don't you agree that people should be able to start a family when they're teenagers? What, even at 16 or 17? Use negative questions where appropriate.
Yes. (?) at the peak of their physical health. Clear / they start learning		Clearly they're at the peak of their physical health.
(?) 17-year-olds aren't even mature enough to be responsible for themselves? But / is / it / obvious / most / start learning		But isn't it obvious that most 17-year-olds aren't even mature enough to be responsible for themselves?
Yeah, (?)? Some 18-year-olds might make good parents. but does / depend / the individual start learning		Yeah, but doesn't it/that depend on the individual? Some 18-year-olds might make good parents.
(?) to sort out their own lives first. But / sure / they / need / time start learning		But surely they need (the) time to sort out their own lives first.
(?) in some cultures 18 is a normal age to have a family? But / is / it / fact / that start learning		But isn't it a fact that in some cultures 18 is a normal age to have a family?
Yes, (?) what works in one culture won't necessarily work in every culture. but / anyone / see / that start learning		Yes, but anyone can see that what works in one culture won't necessarily work in every culture. Hmm. Maybe you're right.

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