If you write in your review of a new car, "It would be easier to wrestle anacondas in the Amazon river than to drive this car to

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FrozenT [24]

2 years ago

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If you write in your review of a new car, "It would be easier to wrestle anacondas in the Amazon river than to drive this car to

the grocery store," what kind of argumentation strategy are you using?

English

1 answer:

Kobotan [32] · Answer 1 · 2023-06-13T15:29:44+03:00

<h2>English</h2>

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The answer is...

<h3>Humor</h3>

— a funny or amusing quality

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As we can see, the reasoning approach used in the statement "It would be simpler to wrestle anacondas in the Amazon river than to drive this car to the grocery shop" is <em>humorous.</em>

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You'll laugh out loud when you hear that there's a similarity between wrestling in Amazon River than driving a car to grocery store.

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