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An Appeal to Emotion is a fallacy with the following structure:

-Favorable emotions are associated with X.
-Therefore, X is true.

This fallacy is committed when someone manipulates peoples' emotions in order to get them to accept a claim as being true. More formally, this sort of "reasoning" involves the substitution of various means of producing strong emotions in place of evidence for a claim. If the favorable emotions associated with X influence the person to accept X as true because they "feel good about X," then he has fallen prey to the fallacy.

This sort of "reasoning" is very common in politics and it serves as the basis for a large portion of modern advertising. Most political speeches are aimed at generating feelings in people so that these feelings will get them to vote or act a certain way. in the case of advertising, the commercials are aimed at evoking emotions that will influence people to buy certain products. In most cases, such speeches and commercials are notoriously free of real evidence.
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I am…Jayendrakumar.
I am a teenager who loves cricket.
I wonder if there are animals who can speak.
I hear a plane near me.
I see a man with four hands.
I’d like to go to every country.
I am a teenager who loves cricket.

I pretend to be a policeman.
I feel upset when I see criminals.
I touch my heart with my hands.
I can save people in need.
I’d like to be happy.
I am a teenager who loves cricket.

I understand the poverty in the world.
I say all pupils are the same.
I dream of being a painter.
I’d like to have good results at school.
I am a teenager who loves cricket.

I heard her journey was worth the worry.

The sugar was the color of earth.

The early bird gets the worm.

He was no rocket scientist with computers.

Does it matter if someone says you're no rocket scientist? Yes, it does! This phrase means not very intelligent.

What if a newspaper describes a politician as a dark horse? This means nobody knows much about him.

And a party pooper? This means a person who spoils enjoyable activities by refusing to join in. This idiom is also useful in apologies: "I'm sorry to be a party pooper' but I have to go home now."

A tie. A kite. pete has a red tie.

tie, lie, kite, bite, red, bed, bed, Ned, led, red, pet, net, let, set

Pete has a tie. He has a red tie.
Kate has a hat. She has a red hat.
Nell has a kite. Ann has a map.
Has Pete a tie? Yes, he has.
Has Nell a kite? Yes, she has.

Nell. A bell. A pen.

pen, ten, Nell, bell, me, she, hat, bat, take, bake

Nell has a bell. She has a bell. Pete has a pen. He has a pen. Ann has a hat. She has a hat. Kate has a map. She has a map.

Has Pete a pen? Yes, he has.
Has Ann a hat? Yes, she has.
Has Ann a bell? Yes, she has.
Has Kate a map? Yes, she has.

Pete.

Pete has a map. He has a map. Ann has a hat. She has a hat.

Pete, mete, he, she, she me, has, hat, late, lake, shake, shame.

Pete has a map. He has a map. Ann has a hat. She has a hat. Kate has a plate. She has a plate.

Kate. Ann. A hat. A plate. A map.

Kate, take, plate, late, Ann, hat, map, tap.

Ann, take a plate.

Hello my name’s Rachel Davis
I’m 15 years old
I was born on March 2nd, 2005
I’m American
I live in Saratoga, California
My father ‘s name is Philip. He ‘s 48 and he is a bank manager
My mother’s name is Carla. She’s 45 and she is a nurse
I have one brother and one sister
My brother’s name is Mike. He is 21 and he works in a fast-food restaurant
My sister’s name is Bella. She is 19. She is a student in medicine
I’m in year 11. Later I’d like to work in an international company or to be an air hostess
Actually I like foreign languages: French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese
I also like cooking pastries and watching series
I dislike vegetables, spiders and getting up early
At weekends I play tennis or go swimming. I sometimes go to parties with my friends and I also spend a lot of time on TikTok

Native speakers of these languages range in number from very large, with hundreds of millions of speakers, to very small, with fewer than 10 speakers. The most popular language in the world is Chinese. More than one billion people in the world speak Chinese.
Interestingly, English has fewer native speakers than Chinese, but there are about one billion learners of English all around the world. They learn English as an international language.About fifty percent of the world’s languages have fewer than 5000 speakers. In the beginning of the twenty-first century, 204 languages had fewer than 10 speakers and 344 languages had between 10 and 99 speakers. The 548 languages with fewer than 99 speakers make up nearly 8 percent of the world’s languages. We call them ‘endangered languages’. As the speakers of such languages grow old and die, their
languages will die, too. All languages are really valuable, despite their differences. Every language is an amazing means of communication that meets the needs of its own speakers. It is impossible to imagine the world without language. Therefore, we should respect all languages, no matter how different they are and how many speakers they have.