I think I can give maybe some guidance on number two but you’ll have to write it yourself and answer number three yourself. So when they say tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth I believe what they want is simply the truth, the whole truth which means no leaving out details tell EVERYTHING, and nothing but the truth means to just not lie. I really hope this helped even a little bit!
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yes as the top guy said it
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im sorry if this didnt help
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Historical writing is only as objective as the author commits to. If the author has some “truth” or interpretation in mind, then he or she will find the sources that uphold that truth. This kind of history runs the gamut from objective history to pure propaganda. If the author sets out to write a history based only on research, wherever that may lead, the result is less likely to be propaganda, although it may not be solidly objective either.
An abstract noun is something that you cannot touch, but you can imagine, and you know what it is. For example: love, happiness, hatred, etc.
Having this in mind, the sentence that includes an abstract noun is B. Standing on third base, Gene could not believe his luck.
Luck is the abstract noun.
