The introduction of the editorial is the main part of the article where facts are presented, the case is built, and the reader becomes convinced. *

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3. One of the characteristics of an editorial is being clear and have moral purpose, sound reasoning and power to influence public opinion. *

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4. The conclusion of an editorial should serve to set the reader into motion to do something about the problem or issue. With this, the reader is given the “call to action” for a sense of direction. *

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5. Using facts and quotations in an editorial helps the publication to state objectively its opinion (s). *

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6. In planning for an editorial, the writer should start with one specific idea as his topic. *

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7. An editorial is basically a persuasive essay that offers a solution to a problem. *

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8. The usual form of an editorial is to use first person using “I” as it is written by the editor-in-chief himself, and he is expressing his opinion. *

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9. There are three parts of an editorial article, which includes: introduction, body and conclusion. *

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10. The writer of an editorial does not need facts to support his argument, since he is expressing his opinion. *

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