Presidential is defined as the nature of a president. Edward G. Lengel, the author of “How to Be Presidential,“ describes George Washington as Presidential. In the passage Lengel uses sequential order to show how George Washington deserved to be our nation's first president.

In the passage Lengel starts with leadership. He says,”washington’s approach to leadership emerged from a code of personal conduct that he began developing as a young man.” In this sentence Lengel says Washington began his leadership skills as a youngman. In the next paragraph he skips into Washington’s teenage years and says,”Washington mingled with the elegant crowd at Belvoir, there he learned cultured speech, dress, deportment-all the requirements for