An elliptical clause is a kind of clause with an ellipsis; meaning that there are words that are left out. So here are two sentences using elliptical clauses.
The sentence using than:
-She sees you more often than I. (The missing words here are "I see you")
The sentence using as:
-He likes the movie just as I do. (The missing words here are "I like it).
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I would say B. I'd say this because he's not exactly menatlly insane(as is A). But he's doesn't exactly seem okay. Also, at the end, the wuestion is asking what kind of situtation is he in because of his BREATHLESS TONE. I think thats especially important.
<span>D is the correct answer. Slogan D is most effective because not only does it give important information (the date of the fair), which none of the other slogans give, it uses an imperative verb “come” which is important in influencing people to take action.</span>
Answer:
Ethos
Explanation:
The speaker includes himself and members of the public for those primarily responsible for being concerned with the price of tuition charged to students. This represents the use of ethos, as a rhetorical resource that allows the speaker to present thoughts, positions and attitudes that place him on the same level as the audience, because they equate his character and identification with that of a collectivity.
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