Unfortunately, there are no choices given in this item, however, it is important to note that we are given phrases which contain the word,
"you are old grandpa Willian the young man said"
The proper punctuation for this given item should be,
"You are old, Grandpa", William, the young man, said.
You can’t paste the question without the text.
The answer to the question is realistic
The phrase which defines “pretensions” best is claims of importance.
<em>Pretensions</em> refer to the form of more serious or of being more important than the actual reason. Also, pretensions may refer to a belief or claim that you have serious value and are important.
<u>For example:</u>
It sounds pretentious that the current government will work for the people after the next elections.
Answer:
I'm not quite sure but I might
