to create a realistic, natural expression of the relationship.
I think that's the answer because if the poem was set up with a regular meter or rhymed, ect., it definitely wouldn't have the same affect on the reader. It's a simple relationship between a father and daughter, and the poem is almost a dedication to the father. It doesn't need to be written in a certain matter to express the love and admiration the daughter has for the father, just simple words to express the emotion
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The different points of view that different writers can present in relation to the same subject is the result of the way these writers are analyzing this subject. In this case, if the authors present different points of view on the fires, it means that they are analyzing the fires by different elements, capturing different evidences and thus formulating different positions from each other.
Answer:
D. It uses technical jargon without explaining the terms.
Explanation:
The word 'pound' is problematic because this "technical jargon" is used only by people in a particular field or profession, or social group, namely those who already know that a "pound" refers to a "dog pound," which is a public enclosure for stray or unlicensed dogs.
Answer:
independent
Explanation:
Because it doesn't even make sense if written alone. The person won't understand if you just say him/her THE POST OFFICE DOESN'T KNOW.
B seems accurate to me. None of the other options read as grammatically correct.