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C a news article seeing how you did not say you were arguing against or for something so that eliminates A and D. And it is not a personal experience so it is not a personal essay seeing how you will be giving info and not just your thoughts
How to identify the simple subject of the sentence:
(1) There is a word that functions as an adverb of place. In the sentence, it is used in front position. It refers to the subject.
(2) "Are" is the be verb.
(3) "Too" is an adverb modifying the adjective "many".
(4) "Many" is an adjective modifying the noun.
(5) "People" is the simple subject.
(6) "On this elevator" is a prepositional phrase.
If you want to have the complete subject, it is "too many people."
A. Too few words
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Answer:
<u><em>In the excerpt from the modernist poem "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock," by T. S. Eliot, the speaker makes a biblical allusion when he mentions a prophet and then Lazarus. First, he does not want readers to mistake him for a prophet, although he has cried, fastened and prayed.</em></u>
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