Answer: C
Explanation: The use of though at the beginning indicates that Grandpa thought differently. So to him it was horrid not pleasant
A predicate pronoun is any pronoun that is part of the predicate. A predicate is the part of a sentence that includes the verb and the words following it that relate to that verb.
Answer: No. It isn't an example of ethos.
Explanation:
Ethos refers to an argument that's based on the credibility of the person that's making the argument.
Ethos simply means establishing the authority to speak on a particular object subject. It's the persuasion and the argument whereby the knowledge, good moral character and the credibility of the speaker is shown.
In this case, the example given isn't an example of ethos because dentists in this case is a broad term and therefore does not give credibility from a particular dentist or probably a dental research.
<em>The answer is A. My brother-in-law's hobby is butterfly collecting. B is incorrect because, laws' isn't a word. C is incorrect because My brother's-in-law hobby is butterfly collecting is bad grammar. D is also bad grammar.</em>
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I'd say Compassionate.
While it is clear and straightforward, I don't think the author was being forceful. Nothing was being forced onto anyone. Reassuring? Partly, but the purpose is not to reassure; the author is providing a claim and stance on a controversial issue. The tone is not disappointed, either.
Compassionate would be the best answer. The author is using emotional and thiecal appeals, or pathos and ethos.
