Answer:
It means you need to think of other meaning that that line could mean besides the literal meaning.
Explanation:
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nani? ohh I get it
Explanation:
Bill cired out, "dont run so fast!",
corrected sentence is:
Bill cried out, ¨Dont run so fast¨.
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A. It shows good speeches being celebrated without regard to the intent of their speakers
Explanation:
According to the excerpt from Gulliver's
Travels by Jonathan Swift, the speech given by the Emperor is highlighted and it is shown that because of the eloquence of his words, the people celebrate it without grasping the full meaning and implications of it on their lives.
Therefore, the satirical purpose the reference to the Emperor's speeches on mercy serve is
P. S: Satire is the use of humour, irony or exaggeration to make fun of, or ridicule the absurdity of people or their vices.
Pathos is an appeal to emotion, logos is an appeal to logic, and ethos is an appeal to ethics. So it's not those so it's d, rhetoric
Compound sentence. It has two main clause.
