What is the chief rhetorical featuren of this sentence? the baby was like an oxctopus, grabbing at all the toys.
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This questions can be asking many different things so hopefully this it what you are wanting....
If you are wanting to know the type of sentence it is a simile.
If you wanting to know which part of the sentence makes it "Rhetorical sentence" I am 99% sure it is:
(The baby was like and octopus)
Remember it as anything that is very effective in the sentence and/or is Persuasive. Basically it stands out.
Sorry for the rambling, hopefully this helped. :)
If you are wanting to know the type of sentence it is a simile.
If you wanting to know which part of the sentence makes it "Rhetorical sentence" I am 99% sure it is:
(The baby was like and octopus)
Remember it as anything that is very effective in the sentence and/or is Persuasive. Basically it stands out.
Sorry for the rambling, hopefully this helped. :)
Julie's post is not only incorrect; it's very difficult to make sense of. I'm surprised.
The type of sentence is declarative.
The rhetorical device is simile, as Ms. Sue already replied.
I don't know what the rest of this is supposed to mean.
The type of sentence is declarative.
The rhetorical device is simile, as Ms. Sue already replied.
I don't know what the rest of this is supposed to mean.
Explain the purpose of using pathos in a speech. Provide support from the Gettysburg Address to prove your assertions.