Read this passage from "The Fish I Didn't Catch." We are apt to speak of the sorrows of childhood as trifles in comparison with
those of grown-up people; but we may depend upon it the young folks don't agree with us. Which best explains how knowing the definition of trifles is useful in understanding the passage? A. it shows that older people take younger people seriously
B. it shows that older people often ignore or minimize children's feelings
C. it shows that children never feel true sorrow
D. it shows that if older people feel sorrow, younger people can make them feel happy again
Because you are taking what one writer said and using it in your own words. you can be sued for it if you try to puplish something that isnt your words and be kicked out of school when writting a paper and not properly citing something
