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I learnt that the thesis Is about the main point of the article, has opinions and is found at the end of the first para and start of the last para

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I learnt that the thesis Is about the main point of the article, has opinions and is found at the end of the first para and start of the last para

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I learnt that a thesis statement states the main point of the article.

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I learnt that thesis statements are to explain the main point of the article and its possible to have a few of them in one article as it is not the topic.

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Thesis statements are nice.

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I learnt that a thesis statement is a statement that can be one sentences and it states the main point of the editorial.

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I learnt that thesis statements must be in the form of claim and at least three subpoints to elaborate on in the rest of the essay, furthermore it is found in the first paragraph.

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I learnt that the thesis statement is the summary of the main point of a writing and it is found in the last sentence of the first paragraph.

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I learnt that a thesis statement shows the main claim of the topic. It can be found in the last sentence of the first paragraph.

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I learnt that a thesis statement is one statement. It is found in the first sentence of the last paragraph and last sentence of the first paragraph.

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I learnt that the thesis statement is found at the end of the first paragraph and it states the stands, and the reasons behind the stand

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I learnt that thesis statements are very important as it helps the writer to stay on track and gives a brief and accurate synopsis to the entire editorial

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I learnt that the thesis consists of a claim with two reasons and a support. I also learnt that a thesis should only be one sentence and any run-on sentences can be fixed by rearranging the sequence of the words or inserting a semi-colon.

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A thesis is the most important sentence in an editorial. It encompasses the main point of the editorial, as well as the supporting points; It is the first sentence of the last paragraph and the last sentence of the first paragraph.

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I learnt that a thesis statement is a sentences that establishes the focus of the essay and it is usually found at the last sentence of the first paragraph.

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Thesis is the claim/topic of the editorial and can be found in the first and last paragraphs. It is always 1 sentence.

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I learnt that a thesis statement summarises the focus of the whole essay. It is also found at the last sentence of the first paragraph as well as the last paragraph.

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I learnt that thesis statement is a short statement comprising of the main point linking to the reasons. It is written is in the first sentence (or last sentence depending on the writer's skill level) in the first and last paragraph.

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I learnt that the thesis statement is made up of the main claim of the topic and supporting reasons. It can also be rephrased at the conclusion, but new ideas cannot be introduced there

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I learnt the thesis can be effectively written by following three different steps:
1. ask a question
2.Provide reasons (at least 3)
3. Answer your own question

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I learnt that thesis is is main point of the story. It is found in the last sentence of the first paragraph and last paragraph.

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I learnt that the thesis is a point of the story and that is can be found at the last sentence of the first paragraph and the last paragraph

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Logos is to appeal to logic to convince people.
Example: speeches about racism, saving the world

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Logic is to appeal to logic and reasoning.
An example: Buy one get 1 free!

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Pathos is to appeal to emotion, to try to invoke feeling into the reader.
Example:exaggerative terms like sad, lonely

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Logic and Reason
Example: This person committed the crime because there was DNA traces found on the knife.

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Logos is using logic to connect to their point of view, such that they are able to understand easily. It must also capture some sort of relevance to the target audience.

For example, when police want to file reports, they need to have proof and evidence to convince the main boss that the criminal deserves to be brought to court etc.

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Logos is using logic to drive an argument citing sources and statistics
E.g. According to the newspaper...

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Logos refers to the logic, statistics and facts.

"The suspect was shown breaking into the house on camera footage. It's clear who the robber is."

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Appealing to someone's logic to persuade them

Why buy 1 sack of vegan beancurd when you can buy 2?

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Convince someone by using reasonings or logic
example: logical argument for a point

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Emotional Appeal
Example: The discriminated people are poor as they are being treated badly.

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To persuade someone by appealing to logic. An example is not handing in your homework on time will result in you being scolded.

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Logos is about using facts and logic to persuade someone
e.g. 99% of singaporeans agree

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It appeals to an audience's logical and reasoning thinking.
e.g. Research has shown that 99% of students hate quizlet.

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Logos:
- Logic
- Convince people with reason, using facts and figures
- "The data is perfectly clear: this investment has consistently turned a profit year-over-year, even in spite of market declines in other areas."

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Logos is appealing using logic.
Eg: Not doing homework will make your grades suffer.

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Logos is an argument that appeals to an audience's sense of logic or reason
More than one hundred peer-reviewed studies have been conducted over the past decade, and none of them suggests that this is an effective treatment for hair loss.

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1+1=3

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Pathos is something that stirs up emotions and it is to convince people by using emotional response.
An example is: Think of the people who struggling in life without water!

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It refers to an idea that is relevant to the audience; logic.
"People who eat chocolate are 72% happier than the average population so we should all eat chocolate."

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Persuade someone by appealing to heir emotions
example: attempt to sway an audience emotionally

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Logical appeal.

1+1=2

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Pathos is to use emotions like guilt or anger to sway the audience
E.g. Think of the people with no money!

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Logos means to convince an audience by use of logic or reason.

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Persuading an audience with appeal to emotions

Look at all these poor kids

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The emotional appeal.

Look at this poor dog!

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Pathos means to persuade an audience by appealing to their emotions.

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It is the use of emotional appeal.
e.g. We are gonna die if we do not do something about this.

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To persuade someone by using emotions. An example is the persuader asking someone to buy a puppy so that it can have a home.

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Pathos refers to the emotional connection one would make with their audience.

Pathos draws out the feelings of an audience.
e.g. Greta Thunberg's speeches

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Persuade someone by appealing to their emotion

Poor sheeps are dying because YOU want to eat mutton. Save the sheep! #GoVegan

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Pathos is a method of convincing people with an argument drawn out through an emotional response.
If we don’t leave this place soon, we’ll be yelling for help. There’s no one to help us here, let’s get out of here and live.

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To convince an audience of the credibility of the author/speaker

Police officer has more credibility than a citizen

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Logos refers to the understanding or/ and reasoning of the person being persuaded. It appeals to the person's understanding of for example, scientific evidence.
E.g.
Research shows that 99% of students who take this medicine achieve an A or higher.

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Ethos: rely on your credibility, your position to convince people that you are trustworthy
Example: you being a pm is a lot more trustworthy in people eye's than a regular citizen

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Logical appeal
using hard facts and hard logic to argue. The most similar of the 3 to primary debating skills.
eg.
The United States has the highest corporate income tax in the world.

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Pathos makes use of the emotional appeal, usually pity.
"If this dog is not adopted, he will never find a home,"

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Definition: Appeals to logic of the audience to convince them.
Example: The data is perfectly clear: this investment has consistently turned a profit year-over-year, even in spite of market declines in other areas.

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Pathos is emotional appeal.
Eg: A child can convince the parents to adopt a pet using pathos.

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Logos is the means of convincing an audience based on logic

A graph

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Ethos: To convince the audience of the author's credibility or character

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The poor guy doesn't even have a home

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To use trust to convince others
Example: establishing your authority to speak on the subject

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Pathos:
- Emotion
- Convince people through an emotional response or a convincing story
- "If we don't move soon, we're all going to die! Can't you see how dangerous it would be to stay?"

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Credibility
Example:
Claim that you are a police while in a uniform is more convincing than plain clothes police.

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Logos is the appeal to logic, means to convince an audience by use of logic or reason.
Examples: statistics, facts, information

In every five people, one person.....

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Ethos is the use of trust and credibility to persuade others
e.g. using a celebrity's endorsement

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It is used as a means of convincing an audience via the authority or credibility of the persuader. An example can be a lawyer.

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Ethos is the use of ethics or credibility of the person making the argument.
e.g. 69/70 people use quizlet.

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It is about persuading others through using their emotions
e.g. threatening (get this or else you will not be happy)

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Emotional appeal.
Using feelings to connect with the audience.
eg.  "If we don't act soon, we're all going to die!"
"all the poor children in Africa, starving!"

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Definition: Convincing by using emotional appeal
Example: If we don't move soon, we're all going to die! Can't you see how dangerous it would be to stay?

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Ethos is using credibility and trust to relate to the audience
Example: This doctor is sure that this method is helpful

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Experts say... (insert random statistics)

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The use of logical arguments

Statistics, facts, and strong debates using math and science facts

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Pathos refers to the emotions felt by the person being persuaded. It can be used to make the person feel positive or negative emotions.
E.g.
+: Drop a coin in this box and this puppy will have a happy home!
-: <insert slandering of the jews during hitler's nazi regime>

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Pathos is the emotional appeal, means to persuade an audience by appealing to their emotions.
Example: If we don't move soon, we're all going to die!

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Ethos is when an argument is constructed based on the ethics or credibility of the person making the argument
9 out of 10 dentists approve of this toothpaste.

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Ethos refers to the trustworthiness of a person; credibility and reputation.
For example, a dentist is advertising a certain brand of toothpaste.

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Credibility, impressions
A commercial about a specific brand of toothpaste says that 4 out of 5 dentists use it.

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Ethos:
- Ethics
- Convince people through credibility
- "The doctor said that this course of treatment will likely generate the best results."

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Ethos is to persuade people and to convince them through credibility. 

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Ethos is to persuade people and to convince them through credibility. 

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An example: "An advertisement stated that 4 out of 5 dentists recommend this brand of toothpaste. Hence, people will be persuaded to buy the toothpaste.

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Pathos is about the emotional appeal that the product is targeting towards the audience, this might be appealing to their fears or to vanity.

For example, promoting an insurance plan to someone by promoting that the benefits include blah blah blah.

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Ethos refers to credibility; trustworthy
eg. "Studies show that..."
"4 out of 5 dentists recommend"
"experts suggest that"

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Ethos refers to credibility or trustworthiness.

Ethos can be shown by showing expertise.
"As someone who has been doing this for 10 years..."

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The use of emotional appeal

heart warming stories,  personal experiences, funny jokes

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Ethos is an appeal to ethic which depend on credibility.
Eg: dentists can recommend toothpaste and people will listen to the dentist

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Ethos is an ethical appeal, means to convince an audience of the author's credibility or character.
An example is that advertisements ask celebrities to advertise their products for them

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Ethos refers to the credibility or ethics of the person trying to persuade someone.
For example, if a principal uses his authority (credibility) to tell off students to not use their cell phones during class.

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Ethos is about the credibility of the person or product, it refers to the trustworthiness that it holds with the user/audience.

For example, when a shop is selling adidas shoes at a really low price but the shop is known to buy their products from piracy brands, therefore the ethos is absent.

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Ethos is to convince the audience

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The use of credibility and trust

Quotes from professional, customer reviews, celebrity endorsements

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Definition: used as a means of convincing an audience via the authority or credibility of the persuader, be it a notable or experienced figure in the field or even a popular celebrity.
Example: As a doctor, I am qualified to tell you that this course of treatment will likely generate the best results.

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PEEL
Thesis statement

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Opinions given
Modal verbs
Persuasive language
Hedging words
Passive voice
Subjective and not objective

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- Context/BG info in the first paragraph
- The second part is more about other possible views that one might take
- Argument is in the final paragraph
- for claims and reasoning (PEEL), it always starts with points first then back up with explanation and evidence

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Third POV
persuasive terms
opinions
PEEEL

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Claim
PEEEL