A dialogue or a copy of an author in their own words is about to happen
This is a careless construction, which is grammatically correct and is not an idiom or a jargon.
Analyze the central conflict and its CHARACTER in a story to discover the theme.
Answer:
A. It provides evidence in support of the thesis statement.
Explanation:
Choice B isn't correct because you shouldn't be making a direct statement containing the thesis in the second paragraph of your essay. That's supposed to be done in the introductory paragraph.
Choice C isn't correct because you restate your thesis in the <em>conclusion</em> of your essay, not in the second paragraph.
Choice D isn't correct because the thesis statement shouldn't be a question, it should be a claim--and there shouldn't be questions in an essay, unless very well written and rhetorical.
Therefore, Choice A is correct. The body paragraph of an essay should always provide evidence to back up the essay's main claim/thesis.
Put the parts of the sentence in the correct order, to make a meaningful sentence.
1. are/ area /the/ producing/ in /which/ rice /country /our?
