NYT Strands Puzzle Highlights the Art of Persuasive Speech
NYT Strands Puzzle Highlights the Art of Persuasive Speech
NYT Strands Puzzle Highlights the Art of Persuasive Speech
The New York Times Strands puzzle for 11 June has a theme tied to making an argument. Today’s spangram is the phrase 'Parts of Speech', arranged vertically on the grid. Players will find words that fit the theme of constructing a speech or argument. The word list includes Hook, Body, Conclusion, Problem, Topic, and Point. These terms are all connected to structuring a persuasive or informative piece of writing or speaking. The puzzle’s spangram and word choices highlight the components of effective communication. Solvers can use the theme to guide their search for the hidden words in the grid.
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