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I honestly do not get this question, but let me try to.</h3>
Do you mean what is the verb in this sentence? Please, let me know. I'll love to help..
- Hanna
Answer:
C). affirmative presents, negative questions, negative presents, affirmative questions.
Explanation:
Lincoln-Douglas debate is characterized as a sequence of seven debates that took place between the Republican and Democratic Party Candidate Abraham Lincoln and Stephen Douglas. The correct sequence of the primary four steps would be 'affirmative presents, negative questions, negative presents, affirmative questions.' <em>Firstly, the positive side associated with a major issue like slavery. future expansion, etc. was presented and then the negative aspects were raised by the opposition. And similarly, the oppsoition/negative presents his point and the affirmative is given the opportunity to pose questions on it</em>. Thus, <u>option C</u> is the correct answer.
Answer:
A few things to keep in mind when giving a speech.
1) What is the age of the audience. If they are a younger crowed try not to use large and somewhat overly excessive words.
2) What is the occasion. Graduation, pep talk, wedding, ect. Learn your audience.
3) Leave a mark. How do you want to be looked at by these people. Are you a boss of a company or just a fellow friend; you want to make sure your words fit the context.
Fog and cat are being compared in the poem "Fog".
It says in the poem that <em>fog comes on little cat feet - </em>throughout the rest of the poem, fog is also compared to a cat.
Answer:
5 feet
Explanation:
You would use the formula r=C/2π
31.4/2(3.14) = 5 feet