Ad hominem means attacking the person instead of their argument. Learn the meaning, the five main types, clear examples and polite ways to respond.
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The slippery slope fallacy claims one small step will lead to disaster without evidence. Learn the types, examples and the careful language to avoid it.
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A logical fallacy is a mistake in reasoning that makes an argument weak. Learn 15 common logical fallacies with simple examples, polite replies and a quiz.
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Ethos, pathos and logos are the three ways to persuade: trust, emotion and logic. Learn each appeal with clear examples, a comparison table and a quiz.
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A paradox is a statement that seems impossible but reveals a truth. Learn the meaning, types and famous examples, plus how to use “paradoxically.”
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An allusion is a short reference to a famous story, person or event. Learn the meaning, types and 30+ common allusions in English, with a quiz.
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