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Vsevolod [243]
3 years ago
14

Write a short story, short essay, or poem using the words acquit, evaluate, polarize, delineate, and formulate in context.

English
1 answer:
zimovet [89]3 years ago
7 0

Answer with Explanation:

<em>I've chosen to write a short story.</em>

The moment Joey was arrested for a crime of murder, I deliberately tried to <u>evaluate</u> whether it was even possible for him to commit such act. He was a good friend of mine and was one of the gentlest. The following day, I decided to help<u> acquit</u> him from the charge and cooperate with the investigators. Joey was then sent for his first trial. I saw him in the far corner, sitting quietly, which <u>delineated</u> him from the rest. I<u> formulated</u> to stand as a witness today, so I tried to remain as calmly as possible. As I spoke about my friend, Joey, in front of the audience who attended the trial, I spoke as convincing as possible in order to<u> polarize</u> everyone about how good Joey was and how far impossible it was for him to do such murder. I knew Joey would win the case.

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