Ethos is a rhetorical device used to establish the authority and trustworthiness of a speaker. "Someone told me..." (without emphasis on who "someone" is or why their opinion is credible) is not an ethical appeal.
Ex.
Shakespeare, a writer, wrote amazing plays.
A writer is the appositive phrase since it is referring back a noun
Answer:
In a comparison-and-contrast essay, a point-by-point organization allows you to discuss one aspect of two subjects before moving on to another aspect.
Explanation:
The question is not complete since it does not provide the options to answer it, here are the options:
* one subject for the entire essay
* one aspect of two subjects before moving on to another aspect
* one subject fully and then move on to the next subject
*one aspect of both subjects for the entire essay
From the two possible ways of structuring a comparison-and-contrast essay, a point-by-point organization presents the ideas of two different subjects one by one analyzing each one in a different paragraph, as a continuous process of facing both similarities and differences, then a conclusion about the topic can be made.
Verbal- Exploring (our mistakes)
Verbal Type-Gerund Phrase
Function-Direct Object
