I'm fairly sure the answer is hasty generalization
1. He
didn’t play handball.
2. Susan
didn’t wait in the kitchen.
3. I
didn’t make the beds.
4. They
didn’t clean the classroom.
5. She
didn’t ask a lot of questions.
6. The
friends didn’t get new computers.
7. I
wasn’t in Sofia last weekend.
8. You
didn’t build a house.
9. Christian
didn’t buy a new guitar.
10. We
weren’t shopping.
Answer:
All of the above are true.
Explanation:
Not only does Herbert not want to his friend to lose his job, but also, he does not want to work in the store because he knows he would not be able to get along with his boss.
Delicate means easily broken
The answer is: A, B and D. Soliloquy comes from Latin <em>solo</em> ( to himself) and <em>loquor</em> (I speak). And it is a literary device used in a drama with the purpose to <em>reveal the thoughts of a character</em> while <em>he talks to himself</em>, without perceiving the presence of another person. It is like thinking outloud, which helps the audience to know what is happening <em> inside the character.</em>
