<span>3 syllables, </span>acquitted into syllables: ac-quit-ted
The best answer to the question that is being stated above would be the third sentence. The meaning of 'take up' in the excerpt would be best described with the definition of 'to occupy time, space, or the attention of someone'. The mayor is asking to pay attention to grammar -which led him to be cautious of it.
I think it’s not. This is because I'm doing online education now, and I don't think I'm getting any benefits from the industry or the government. Rather, I think online classes aren’t good. I think it’s more effective for students to go to school and study in there.
Prose is easier
Reasons:
1. Prose does not pay attention to rhyme and rhythm and poetry does and people mostly struggle on making rhythms
2. Prose is the spoken or written language in its ordinary form without metrical structure
3. In prose ideas are written in sentences; sentences are are grouped into paragraphs and people prefer that than rhyming
