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How does an author use rhetoric to make an argument?
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How does an author use rhetoric to make an argument?
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The speaker or writer can be making a persuasive argument towards their audience, whether if it's true or not. A highly impacted point that can have influential motive on the audience.
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An author uses rhetoric to make an argument by asking a question they don't expect you to answer they ask it then they answer it with there argument, or point of view
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