Which type of supporting detail does the underlined sentence contain?

English

2 answers:

Cloud [144]3 years ago

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Answer:

The type of supporting detail that the text:

Miguel hoped he would be chosen for the jazz band. He had practiced really hard for months. He had been taking lessons all year. He had played well at the tryouts. He had many friends already in the jazz band.

Has is:

Fact

Explanation:

Statistical data is the numeric representation of the information obtained from a research method to support an argument, in our case we have none of it.

An example is an element that shares characteristics described in the fraction of information presented to show how that information can be seen in the world. In our case, we don't use an example.

We use fact because the text provides evidence that supports the argument that Miguel several elements that sustain his posture of being elected for the jazz band.

andre [41]3 years ago

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Which is the underlined one?

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