The main reason why this support Chomsky’s
view that language acquisition is more heavily steeped in a nature perspective
is due to the demonstration that <span>at a young age, children can
invert interpretations of heard speech without essentially having heard
evidence that validates these interpretations (this is one form of surviving
mechanism). </span>
They're just talking about a new coffee shop that opened and like every other hipster that goes to Starbucks kids start hanging out there, that's good for business. the tone in the first one is saying that it's this new hip place and everyone should go. the tone of the second one however, is more professional stating facts like making 34.7%+ profit. making over $2,500 its first day open. both are saying its a good coffee shop.
The first box:
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Given:
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Meaning: "divine light".
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The corresponding "figurative language" answer choice is:
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[B]: "stood like a pillar of cloud" ;
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The second box:
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Given:
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Meaning: "reminders of earlier days".
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The corresponding "figurative language" answer choice is:
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[A]: "torn and faded banners of the departed summer" ;
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The third box:
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Given:
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Meaning: "crimson red".
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The corresponding "figurative language" answer choice is:
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[C]: "ancient blood-stains against the dark-blue sky".
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Answer:
Apostrophe
Explanation:
The persona is directing the words to someone who appears to be in his presence
"...which you were probably..."
The speaker is addressing an absent or imaginary person that the reader cannot see but he can see or pretend to see