English Composition Description This assignment is going to be short and sweet. You will be choosing a situation where you want to convince someone to do something. You need to write a paragraph using ethos, pathos, and logos and you need to identify where you are using these appeals. Here's an example. You are all going out for dinner. All of your friends want to go to different places, and you want Chinese. Here is what you could say: Okay, so our options are pizza, sushi and Mexican. You know I'm a reasonable person and I don't push my own agenda, so hear me out. The last time we went out we had pizza, and although I love pizza, Antoinette is lactose intolerant, and we need to be mindful. She had a terrible stomach ache after dinner, and it would be such a bummer if she had to sit and watch us eat while she nibbled on a salad. We could do sushi as no one is allergic to that, but it's really expensive. Plus, Wyatt has this thing about raw fish, and I don't want him to be uncomfortable- even if he just gets a spring roll. He's our buddy, and we need to support his idiosyncratic nature. Of course there's alwaye Merican but the Merican English Composition we need to support his idiosyncratic nature. Of course, there's always Mexican, but the Mexican restaurant just got a health violation, and I don't want to risk any kind of infection. The idea of watching people puke up their guts is less than appetizing (get it? Appetizing?) Plus, I have friends who work there, and they get lousy benefits, so I would like to support them. If we get Chinese we avoid the lactose issue, we can select from a wide variety to choices, so if people want fish that's an option, and there are three different Chinese restaurants from which to choose so we don't have to worry about health concerns. Logos Ethos Pathos Here are your options: 1. Convince your parental unit/guardian to give you money. 2. Convince your boss to give you the weekend off. 3. Convince your boss to give you a raise. 4. Convince your friend(s) to go to a specific movie/event/concert/etc. English Composition variety to choices, so if people want fish that's an option, and there are three different Chinese restaurants from which to choose so we don't have to worry about health concerns. Logos Ethos Pathos Here are your options: 1. Convince your parental unit/guardian to give you money. 2. Convince your boss to give you the weekend off. 3. Convince your boss to give you a raise. 4. Convince your friend(s) to go to a specific movie/event/concert/etc. 5. Convince your friend(s) to wear/buy an item/outfit/experience. 6. Convince your teacher to give you an extension. 7. Convince your teacher to change your grade