The article “Raise the legal smoking age to 21. Right now”, by Jill Paulsen, NT News, on October 7, 2017, is about smoking and how it affects teenagers. Jill’s contention tells us that smoking is bad for us because our brains haven’t developed properly. So, Andrew Forrest has made a proposal that federal and state governments should raise the smoking age to 21.
The article supports this contention as it uses an anecdote to show that people who smoke can be idiots and can’t think straight, because of their smoking addiction. The tone at first is informal, humorous and sarcastic as the author wants to write this article to an audience of teenagers. Jill also uses colloquial language when she uses durries to describe cigarettes informally. She
The article supports this contention as it uses an anecdote to show that people who smoke can be idiots and can’t think straight, because of their smoking addiction. The tone at first is informal, humorous and sarcastic as the author wants to write this article to an audience of teenagers. Jill also uses colloquial language when she uses durries to describe cigarettes informally. She