The purpose of a persuasive essay is to persuade the reader to give in to what you're saying using the three greek writing terms we still use today.
Ethos- Staying true to ethics. This proves your credibility
Logos- An appeal to logic. This proves that your essay is not only true but makes sense........Make sense??
Pathos- An appeal to emotion. Make sure your essay will make your audience feel emotions.
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If you want to define the word instructive, then you can say. Instructive can be defined as useful. This is because in paragraph 1 it says, "self portraits can at once expose and obscure, clarify, and distort"
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9) where your father / live
Where does your father live ?
10) what/ sell / Max
What does Mark sell ?
(Do,Does)
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in the interrogative or negative form, the 's' of the 3rd p. singular is added to the auxiliary "do"
<em>Where do you live ?</em>
<em>I live in New York.</em>
<em>Where does he lives?</em>
<em>He lives in LA.</em>
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<em>DO </em><em>takes the 's' of the 3rd p. singular, and the verb stays as a verb in base form. </em>
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The sentence that uses the word them as an indirect object would be Leo sent them a postcard from NASA.
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The statement that best describes the given excerpt is as follows:
The author uses a personal anecdote to show that audiences are willing to wait for an answer. Thus, the correct option is D.
<h3>What is the theme of "Dirty Harry"?</h3>
The theme of "Dirty Harry" appears so straightforward and precise. It illustrates the situation of the individual that is against the society as well as the icon against the establishment.
By looking at the given excerpt, one can understand the personal story used by the author to reveal that the audiences are ready or pleased to linger for an answer to their concerns.
Therefore, the correct option for this question is D.
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