I can tell you what it's not if you're having trouble understanding parallel structure...
"I think I will make a good president because I am honest, trustworthy, and I’m behaving responsibly.<span>"
If this was using parallel structure, it would be "...</span>because I am honest, trustworthy, and responsible."
"<span>I have many plans for the student council, such as making the council more organized, to ensure everyone has a voice, and I’ll be managing meetings more efficiently."
</span>For this, it'd have to be, "...such as making the council more organized, ensuring everyone has a voice, managing meetings more efficiently."
I'm not sure which sentence it actually is though. It's possible it's the last sentence.
Answer:
3 sentence has the adjective phrase
Answer:
This question refers to W. Shakespeare's play "Julius Caesar."
Explanation:
From Julius Caesar's speeches it can be interpreted that he can be both a good leader and a bad one. This character is really very controversial. In general, the strategies of his speech are typical of masking and deception.
Just as he had the great ability to do incredible things for Rome, many of them were questioned as they annoyed many people, such as Brutus, who believed that Caesar was not a great leader but rather someone impulsive and young.
Therefore, his skills as a leader will be interpreted by each person differently.
Answer: im not really getting the question?
Explanation:
I think that the correct answer is: It creates a matter-of-fact tone as Machiavelli demonstrates the positive effects of a ruler's cruelty.
In The Prince, Machiavelli gives empirical examples of his ideas to demonstrate the logic behind them. In this case he does the same, although he warns the prince that it is better to be known for mercy than for cruelty, he the demonstrates that some cruelty is necessary for a monarch. This to keep under control those who would take the power if they saw any waeknesses. An excess of mercy will lead to a state in which no one will respect the ruler and everyone will try to take or do what they want. In such a state, murder, robbery and crime in general would be common. With some acts of violence, the prince will give an example of his power and will maintain everything under control, leading, eventually to less deaths than being completely merciful.
