Using logos and pathos. One way you can write this is:
They saying 'We learn more from our failures than from our success' can be interpreted in many different ways. One way is the fact that when one fails at something, they know how it is not done and they also know the consequences of completing that specific task wrong. It is also seen that whenyou fail, you fall, and you therefore have to pick yourself up and keep walking. If you always succeeded, you would never fall; and the person who falls and picks themself up again is stronger and smarter than the one who never fell in the first place.
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In the verb asks is the third- person singular simple present indicative form of ask.
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this question doesn't make any sense?
<span>What does Jem do that is out of character for him?
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How does Scout view her father?
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Why does Atticus tell Jem and Scout they cannot shoot the Mockingbird?
</span><span>Why did they have to kill the old dog?
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