An argument is the correct answer.
You make a claim for example eating raw meat is bad for you
Then you provide evidence such as studies showing that eating raw meat can cause digestive issues
All to persuade the audience that eating raw meat is bad for you.
That all depends on the way the audience is preserving the literature. It also depends on HOW the author intends their audience read it. Comedic scenes can be used to relive tensions, but the author could also use comedy as a way to make the novel more intriguing. Comedic scenes may have symbolism, in which you will be able to figure out whether or not the intent was serious or playful.
hey i just want some points. the awnser is c.
Whitman's Use of anaphora confronts the reader again and again with his ideas
Answer:
Both of them are COMPLEX.
1- Complex, as we have the suboridinator who coming in the position of the subject.
2- The coordinator and is just joining two words, so it's not a compound sentence as it's not joining two clauses. But whenever is a subordinator so it forms a complex structure.