The correct answer is A. <span>There is no error in colon usage. Colon is used when enumerating a list of items which also requires eliminating the verb, like the example below.
WITH COLON: Sky and Saab like to buy the following for their science project: a piece of plywood, electric wires, and a bulb.
WITHOUT COLON: The materials </span><span>Sky and Saab like to buy for their science project are a piece of plywood, electric wires, and a bulb.</span>
Answer:
A & D
Explanation:
<em>'Literature is more than just words... it´s descriptive of a time, culture etc</em>
<em>Reading, appreciating,... relevance in modern times as well.' </em>
are two examples of logos: appealing to the reader´s sense of logic or reasoning.
<em>Henry James once said, ¨It takes...</em>
is splendid use of a quotation that in one perfect sentence introduces and explains the main idea.
Neither fortiori arguments (by the stronger reason = <em>when a child can reason an adult should have even less problems to reason</em>) nor correlatives conjunctions (either/or, only/but also etc.) are to be found in this passage.
It's A.
Step-by-step explanation:
B is more for a essay if you were studying something or someone.
C realy has nothing to do with it.
D that is one of the things but it wouldn't be a full explanation of the essay.
This Latin root is the word origin of a good number of English vocabulary words, including central, eccentric, and concentrate. The Latin root word centr is easily recalled through the word egocentric, for someone who is egocentric is someone whose own “center” or self is first and foremost, above all others. i hope this was helpful <3
Thomas Gray emphasis<span> on the aspirations and potential of all human beings </span>emphasis on fantasy and the supernatural emphasis<span> on mysticism and spirituality</span>
