<span>According to Thoreau in "Civil Disobedience", there are three types of men which are;
The first group is soldiers or war type men, "the militia, jailers, constables,etc." These men do not think. They are told by the state exactly what to do.
The second group is made up of lawyers and legislators and ministers who use their minds but still guided by the state.
The third group is comprised of "heroes, patriots, and martyrs." These are people who think for themselves and are not subservient to the state</span>
Explanation:
think of some ideas/topics for the following types of speech
- informative
The position of a topic sentence can be placed at the beginning of the paragraph, which forms a deductive order (Main topic then down to the supporting details). It can also be placed at the end of the paragraph, which forms an inductive order (supporting details before the main topic). But a topic sentence should never be placed in the MIDDLE of the paragraph.
A noun phrase can be a subject
A noun phrase can be a phrase can be a direct object
A noun phrase can be the object of a preposition
A noun phrase can also be an indirect object
Example of a noun phrase as subject: "The yellow house is for sell"
Example of a noun phrase as a direct object: "I want a scooter"
Example of a noun phrase as a object of a preposition: "Jacob rode on a scooter"
Example of noun phrase in a indirect object: "Linda gave the little girl a candy
Example of another noun phrase "I want to buy that red, mountain bike"
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