Answer:
B. assert that hope is important regardless of whether it comes to fruition
Explanation:
Answer B
Correct. In the last sentence of the passage, the author’s main claim is that it is “necessary to hope” because “hope itself is happiness.” He uses the parenthetical clause “though (even if) hope should always be deluded (frustrated)” to argue that even in the extreme case in which hopes never come to fruition, hope is nevertheless important—not only for its capacity to bring happiness, but because the disappointment that results from frustrated hope is “less dreadful than [hope’s] extinction.”
An infinitive is a verbal (not a verb) that functions as a noun, adjective, or adverb. It usually consists of the word " to " followed by the verbal.
I went to the library (to study) for my Spanish exam.
" to study " is an infinitive and it is functioning as an adverb modifying the verb " went "
The ' marks, called an apostrophe. "and in the story she said 'long live the king."
Answer: you just cant why
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