The correct answer is 'subject'. You can tell what the subject of a sentence is by asking yourself what the verb is referring to. In this case, the verb, 'was', is saying that 'That I was in a hurry' was no excuse, so it must be a subject.
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Answer:
The second one
Explanation:
The first one is meaningless and doesn't interest the general audience.
The last one does absolutely nothing and will not convince anybody of anything.
The third one doesnt really do much when you are telling people that artifical grass doesn't need watering.
The second one is just a better answer because it actually gives easy to digest statistics about why people might want artificial grass over real grass...
The word epigram refers to a short poem or statement which is mainly interesting, witty and surprising as the end of it usually includes a twist. ... Thus, the poetic form that is short, witty, and ends with a twist is an epigram.
