(Write a peruasive sentence using logos, pathos or ethos for each sentence.) 1. The principal cancelled the prom. Persuade him to put the prom back on.
2. Your sister is obsessed with being slim but you want her to try your cookies. Persuade her.
3. Its a rainy day, persaude your friend to go with you.
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