Answer:
It will demonstrate sentence skills.
Explanation:
Poor or bad grammar when writing can lessen the credibility of the writer, it can also be distracting to the reader, it can change the meaning of the sentence. Sentences needs to be complete. Being complete means, having a subject, verb and a complete thought.
When the writing is clear, spelled accurately and uses correct grammar, it will demonstrate sentence skills. when the sentence demonstrate a complete idea or thought, the reader will not be waiting for another word. The reader needs to be able to follow the thoughts of the writer.
Answer:
"I call upon not a few, but upon all: not in this state or that state but in every state: up and help us"
Explanation:
The sentence is persuading all people to come and join to help with the cause.
Answer:
C. The long, detailed sentences slow the pace and provide background information.
Explanation:
<u>Pacing is the speed at which the narration takes place, or a story is told</u>. It can be fast-paced or slow-paced but it does not include the speed of the story, but just the narrative voice.
In the given excerpt from "Lather and Nothing Else", the author Hernando Tellez provides the narrative voice through the character of the barber. A certain Captain Torres had come to the barbershop owned by a revolutionary to get himself groomed, at which the barber had an internal conflict to whether kill the captain and save his revolutionary comrades or do his work and hide his true self from the captain. And as given in the passage, the <u>barber describes how the captain's beard had grown and begun a bit by bit slow-paced description of the captain's face and the preparations he did to get the lather worked up</u>. These<u> long and detailed sentences slows the pace of the story and at the same time provide background information.
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Thus, the correct answer is option C.
1) Mistaken Identity and/or Misconceptions
2) Reason versus Emotion
3) Fate and the Fantastical
4) Idyllic Settings
5) Separation and Reconciliation
6) Happy Endings