Question

What are three questionable persuasive tactics that authors use in making arguments?

Answer 1

@Angiedoesschool2275

Answer 2

Sorry I took so long! I was doing something about someone that was not following the code-of-conduct. Let me take a gander at the question so I can do my best to assist you :3

Answer 3

@Angiedoesschool2275 Nah, no problem. :D

Answer 4

Alright, my apologies again for not assisting you right away. So, was the topics in this question covered in your lessons? If it was, can you possibly inform me on what DO you know so far so I don't re-teach you the same stuff to save your time! ^-^

Answer 5

Boo? Are you doing okay?

Answer 6

No, I sadly don't have a reference it is a long story. I took the class months ago. They had worked on this lesson but I was sick. The teacher talk to me Friday that she was looking in her files and said I never did this lesson (Because I was sick and missed school). Therefore, I have to complete this homework for my grade.

Answer 7

Ok,

You need:

- To give BOTH SIDES. However, stay entitled to your thesis

- Use persuasive stuff. NOT BIAS.

- State facts to make your argument stand out, logical.

Answer 8

Sorry again for the long wait, my cat was coughing and wheezing and I needed to make sure he was fine. Alright, here's a link that I believe may assist you with this :3
http://classroom.synonym.com/three-persuasive-writing-techniques-4033.html

Answer 9

The link is just a more detailed idea along the lines of what MissSmartiez said above ^ for this type of question, it was difficult to lead you to the answer without giving you the answer for this topic. Also, I hope you feel better now If you need any more assistance feel free to tag me in another post or message me :3

Answer 10

Since MissSmartiez and I both answered the question, I gave her a medal as well since you can only give one medal.

Answer 11

So, what Are you doing? Want me to help start you off?

Set a thesis? Give examples? Walk you through?