None of these are correct, phyll, is most cases, means leaf. However, it is the suffix of chlorophyll, which is a green pigment in most plants. With this being said, I would go with green.
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Jackson looked apologetically at Connor who rolled his eyes, and said, Yes Sarah, he knew.
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audience appeal. noun. Attractiveness to a (target) group of viewers, listeners, or readers.
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The example of the gun loaded with cigarettes is an example of Pathos rhetorical appeal.
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Apart from literary writing works, many advertising companies also makes uses of rhetorical appeals to persuade its audience.
Pathos is a type of rhetorical appeal which is based on a person’s emotion to influence them. ‘Gun loaded with cigarettes’ this depicts that cigarettes are being loaded on a revolver and gun is a symbol of death.
Thus it makes a person aware of the fact that smoking kills. So if such rhetorical appeals are used, it warns a person about the effects of smoking.
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Both of these sentences are correct <em>grammatically</em>. Yes, really.
However, each sentence has a <em>different meaning</em>.
I tried <u>to solve</u> the problem, but I couldn't.
I tried <u>solving</u> the problem, but I couldn't.
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