<span>The correct answer is the first sentence. That is because the second is just a statement that would be elaborated in the paper, not a thesis. The third and the fourth are not it because they are not the theme of the play, since they don't try to end the feud, they just love each other, and also their marriage in secret is not important for the overall course of the play since it could've not happened and still the things would play out the same.</span>
A). In Romeo and Juliet, William Shakespeare demonstrates how the hatred between the Montagues and Capulets leads to the deaths of young lovers.
Explanation:
A thesis statement is illustrated as the statement containing the central idea or argument of paper that indicates the readers about the content(upcoming) of the paper or essay. The rest of the essay or paper is surrounded by this very idea or argument and proposing an explanation or evidence to substantiate it.
As per the question, the sentence that best exemplifies a thesis statement for literary analysis is displayed through option B as it would aid to develop an argument and present explanation and evidences to validate the given claim. The other options merely describe an event that evokes an elaboration instead of developing an argument. Thus, <u>option A</u> is the correct answer.
In the first sentence, the "he" is a nominative as it is a subject. In the second sentence it is an object as the form "me" is actually "I", but "i" is a nominative form and "me" is an objective form. In the third sentence "Us" is also used in objective form as "us" is an object of an action by "my sister".
