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mojhsa [17]
3 years ago
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As principal of Westbank Senior High School, I certify that these seniors have met all of the requirements set forth by the Ocea

nview County Public Schools and the State of Florida. By the power vested in me, I hereby declare the Class of 2011 to be graduates of Westbank Senior High School.
Which phrase most strongly illustrates the formal tone of the statement?

a) the state of florida
b) have met all of the requirements
c) As the principal of Westbank Senior High School
d) i hereby declare
English
1 answer:
stepan [7]3 years ago
4 0
I believe that C & D are both very good answers but the choice that i believe to be accurate is actually :

D.) I hereby declare. 

I would of said C.) , but it doesn't quite tell you what the speaker is saying or what the vibe is.

This is the answer because you can feel what the speaker is going to say and it is obvious of what the tone of voice is.

I really hope that this is helping you in some way, have a nice day :)


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