<span>But one day Tanovo’s rival, chief of the volcano Nabukelevu, pushed his mountain up and blocked Tanovo’s view of the sunset. Enraged at this, and robbed of the pacifying effects of his daily meditation, Tanovo wove giant coconut-fibre baskets and began to remove earth from the mountain. His rival, however, caught Tanovo and chased him away. Tanovo, in his flight, dropped earth at the islands of Dravuni and Galoa.</span>
Logos: uses reasoning
pathos:appeals to emotions
ethos:credibility
so pathos
explaining why or how about your topic or saying goodbye to everybody I hope to see you soon.
I'd say it would be the table to the right
The answer is D. A verb that starts with "to" is in an infinitive verb form. It should be noted that a verb in this form does not function as a verb instead it functions as another part of speech. Infinitives can function as adverbs, adjectives or as nouns.
