What made Kennedy stand out was his use of a striking black suit.
<h3>Why was Kennedy's outfit important?</h3>
- Because he gave an air of authority to the public.
- Because it made his image more striking and expressive than Nixon's.
- Because it attracts the attention of the public.
The question is referring to the debate held between Nixon and Kennedy during the presidential race in 1960. The debate was televised and photographed, allowing the entire American population to see and hear the two candidates. However, color media was not popular at the time and people viewed the debate and its participants in black and white.
This was advantageous for Kennedy who wore a black suit, while Nixon wore a gray suit. This made Kennedy's image stand out and catch the public's attention more effectively.
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On The News Hour with Jim Lehrer, the President:
<h3>What is the correct tense?</h3>
The past perfect form of the sentence should be used in this case to report the event that happened sometime in the past.
The pronoun does not have to separated with a comma from the past form of the word being used. Option A is right.
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The predicate would be Laugh
Lack of parallel structure can disrupt the rhythm of a sentence, leaving it grammatically unbalanced. Proper parallel structure helps to establish balance and flow in a well-constructed sentence; the alignment of related ideas supports readability and clarity.
