The sentence that uses a purely denotative verb is: Harry drank three glasses of cranberry juice. The correct answer is option A. Denotation means the literal or the dictionary meaning of the word. In the sentence, the verb "drank" is already a verb that conveys its own literal meaning.
Answer:
<h3>No, this type of "salesmanship" should not be legal today. It is a fraud. </h3>
Explanation:
- Pythius tricked Canius into buying his villa. He made his villa look lively and full of fisherman boats to make Canius think that it was prosperous when in reality it was not.
- In this way, Canius who was greedy and rich bought the villa for a high price that Pythius demanded.
- No, this type of "salesmanship" should not be legal today. It is a fraud. The seller is not being truthful but instead tricking the buyer to think that it is a good price.
It means basically that a toe is on a foot and a lace is on a shoe.