Ambling doesn’t really do anything for me personally because I am a risk-averse person and so the appeal of casinos eludes me. But once the initial crowds die out, I may go to the casino to check out the place but not to gamble, except perhaps for a few hands of blackjack. Over the last five years I attended a couple of education conferences, one in Las Vegas and the other in Biloxi, Mississippi, that were held in a casinos so naturally I visited those floors in the night to see what it was like.
The clause <em>Yesterday, Zack looked everywhere for his key </em>is an A. independent clause because it is complete and can stand on its own. The remaining part of the sentence is dependent/subordinate.
Introduce your topic with a hook in the first sentence. First impressions are important so make the reader want to read more by making the very first thing you say interest the audience such as a quote or a fact that relates to the topic.
Give context and background. Talk about your topic on a basic level.
State your rationale. What do you believe about this topic and why do you think that?
Explain why your research is important. Why should the audience/reader be interested?
State your hypothesis or your thesis statement. (I was taught this should be the last thing in the intro paragraph) This is the claim to are making in this paper and all your evidence will point back to your thesis statement/ hypothesis.
<u>Answer:</u>
<em>The reporter uses</em><u><em> emotional appeal to support Alonzo. </em></u>
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<u>Explanation:</u>
He suggests that "Alonzo" has worked as a "school volunteer" and with the disabled children in the field of education. So, this counts as his experience which can make him a perfect fit for the school board. There cannot be any objection of his being selected for the school board because of the experience he has got. He can handle the school and efficiently manage in accordance with the situation.
Emily Dickinson (1830 - 1886) is the author
