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    Language Function: Persuading and Encouraging

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    Persuading involves giving reasons to convince someone to do something or believe something, often asking repeatedly. Encouraging provides support and confidence to help someone achieve goals. It includes phrases like "don't worry, you can do it" when someone is struggling or "nice job!" after an effort. Both persuading and encouraging are expressions used to influence others.

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    Persuading involves giving reasons to convince someone to do something or believe something, often asking repeatedly. Encouraging provides support and confidence to help someone achieve goals. It includes phrases like "don't worry, you can do it" when someone is struggling or "nice job!" after an effort. Both persuading and encouraging are expressions used to influence others.

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    Persuading involves giving reasons to convince someone to do something or believe something, often asking repeatedly. Encouraging provides support and confidence to help someone achieve goals. It includes phrases like "don't worry, you can do it" when someone is struggling or "nice job!" after an effort. Both persuading and encouraging are expressions used to influence others.

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    Persuading involves giving reasons to convince someone to do something or believe something, often asking repeatedly. Encouraging provides support and confidence to help someone achieve goals. It includes phrases like "don't worry, you can do it" when someone is struggling or "nice job!" after an effort. Both persuading and encouraging are expressions used to influence others.

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    LANGUAGE FUNCTION

    PERSUADING AND ENCOURAGING


    PERSUADING

    Persuading is an expression to persuade someone. It means to


    make someone decide to do something by giving them reasons
    why they should do it, asking them many times to do it or to
    make someone believe something or feel sure about something.
    For example:
    let’s join…
    You won’t regret it;
    Won’t you… Please?;
    ENCOURAGING
    Encouraging is an expression • That’s a real improvement.
    to give someone support, • You’re on the right track.
    motivation, and confidence to • You’ve almost got it.
    do something, so he/she can • You’re doing great.
    achieve the goals.
    • Don’t give up! / Hang in
    •Don’t worry. I’m sure you’ll
    there! --- (When someone is
    do better the next time;
    currently having difficulties)
    •Come on, this is not the end
    • Give it your best shot.
    of the world;
    •Go on, you can do it! • (Best shot = best try, best
    •I’m sure you will pass. effort)
    •Keep up the good work! • Nice job! / You did great! ---
    • That was a nice try. --- (Say (After the person has done
    this after someone made a something)
    good effort but failed)  
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