Answer:reading and practicing are the best way
Explanation:
Answer:
It gives meaning and shows a greater emotion.
Answer: Exaggeration
Explanation:
Oversimplification and Exaggeration are two major types of fallacies and they are classified as causation fallacies.
Oversimplification refers to when a situation might have multiple causes but these are reduced to a significantly smaller number thereby weakening the chance to find out how the situation arose.
Exaggeration is the opposite of this and involves increasing the reasons something might have happened which in most cases results in things that have nothing/ little to do with the situation being included as causes.
Answer:
1. Everyone is a subject. (A)
2. Both is a subject. (A)
3. All is a subject. (A)
Explanation:
<u>The subject is the topic of a sentence, that is, what that sentence is about. To find the subject, we can ask questions to the verb. Let's do that for each sentence given in the question:</u>
<u>1. Everyone named him the best. singer. --> Who performed the action? Who named him the best singer? Everyone. --> Everyone is the subject.</u>
<u>2. Both of the girls forgot their bags. --> Who performed the action? Who forgot their bags? Both (of the girls). --> Both is the subject.</u>
<u>3. Not all were late tonight; some were actually early. --> Who performed the action? Who were late tonight? (Not) all. --> All is the subject.</u>
If any doubt remains, take a look at the following definitions. They will help you see that none of the other options is correct.
- A subject complement is a word or phrase which describes the subject. It comes after a linking verb (to be, to become, to feel, to look, etc.).
- The direct object is the receiver of the verb's action. For instance: She cooked the meal ("meal" is the object of "cooked").
- The object of a preposition is a noun or pronoun that follows a preposition in a sentence.
