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Reflection 3/16/22

Today in Mr.Rease’s American Literature Class we worked on more Rhetoric. I had to catch up on notes the took out of this thick rhetoric book called, “Thank You for Arguing”. Today we went over different tenses and what they’re for. Past tense is blame, present tense is values, and future tense is choices. This was cool to think about seeing how true this is and never realized that I’ve don’t all of this is in many arguments before.

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