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PETAL in English is a commonly used acronym that creates an easy-to-follow paragraph format. The acronym stands for: Point, Evidence, Technique, Analysis and Link. When you create a sentence for each of the words, you will have successfully written a paragraph.
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It is a strategic analysis tool used to assess external factors affecting an organization.
PESTEL stands for:
This framework helps businesses and organizations understand the macro-environmental factors that could impact their success.
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PETAL is a commonly used structure for answering questions.
Point: make your point clear and relevant to the question and your argument.
Evidence: How can you support your point with the relevant evidence found in the text?
Technique: What technique is used in the evidence you have identified (e.g: metaphor, simile, repetition)?
Analysis: Analyse the evidence and techniques to the point you are making, what is being said? Why has the writer used this technique? What does it show?
Link: Make sure to link your analysis to the question and your argument!
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A writing structure students use to improve their essay writing. It stands for Point, Evidence, Technique, Analysis and Link
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PETAL is a writing structure students usually use to form their essay. It stands for Point, Evidence, Technique, Analysis and Link
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Click here to view my profile and arrange a free introduction.PETAL is an acronym which stands for Point, Evidence, Technique, Analysis and Link. PETAL is a useful and effective writing technique used when completing literary analysis questions and essays to ensure your paragraph has the relevant and essential detail to achieve the points in an exam. This writing skill structures your answer in a clear way expressing your ideas.
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Point
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Analysis
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Point Example Technique Explain Link
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Click here to view my profile and arrange a free introduction.PETAL stands for Point, Evidence, Technique, Analysis, Link.
This is how you should structure you paragraphs when answering an essay question in order to make your argument clear and concise.
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PETAL is an acronym of these words;
Point, Evidence, Technique, Analysis and Link. Please have it in your mind that petal( with lowercase letters) means " the Corolla of a flower"
They are typically coloured .
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Point, Evidence, Technique, Analysis, Link
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Hi! So, usually PETAL stands for:
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P = Point
E = Evidence
T = Technique
A = Analysis
L = Link
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Point
Evidence
Technique
Analysis
Link
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PETAL stands for Point, Evidence, Technique, Analyse, Link, and is a useful acronym for remembering a structure for your analytical paragraphs.
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