What’s it called when you make a statement, but find one example of something that goes against it, but your statement is still
valid? (Example: you say “nobody in this town likes cats,” but one person out of thousands likes cats. You’re statement is still true, you just found an outlier)
You should be talking about a Rebuttal which is <span>a refutation or contradiction to your own information. Which is used in a persuasive or formal essay to make your argument more solid, and concrete.
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Hope this helps! Please let me know if I am right or wrong </span>
There's a lot of personification, because each item is "saying". Personification is when a non-living things does something that only things that live do, for instance "saying"
The difference between denotation and connotation is that denotation is a word's literal meaning and connotation is the attitudes associated with a word. The correct answer is A.
