Im thinking you want a counter claim?
Here's an example: Teens who learn to drive earlier WILL have more accidents BECAUSE they dont have as much experience.
-Steel jelly
Answer:
It's when you take a clip or snippet from a passage.
Explanation:
Sometimes in a story it'll say something like "John used to love fishing until one day the fishes stopped coming" how do you think John feels in this excerpt? ←- I dont know if this helps, but it's similar to that.
The correct answer is: B: Patricia. Object in the sentence is the entity that is acted upon by the subject. In this sentence, subject is "Cheryl", and "Cheryl" is doing the action of showing upon "the pictures". "Patricia" is indirectly affected by this action, and so she is the indirect object. Direct object is "the pictures". Types of object are: 1) direct object: entity acted upon. Example: Suzan is making a CAKE. 2) indirect object: entity indirectly affected by the action. Example: Tom sent HER flowers. 3) prepositional object: o<span>bject introduced by a preposition (to, for) Example: Tom is waiting for GEORGE.</span>
Answer: According to your textbook, Yaoling is speaking on a question of value.
Explanation: Yaoling uses the literary technique of persuasion to present ideas in order to influence the audience. Persuasion may use an argument to persuade the readers, or sometimes may persuade readers to perform a certain action.
