7. It's, It is
8. There's, There is
9. Can't, Can not
10. What's, What is
11. Joe's, Joe is
12. He'll, He will
13. Shouldn't, Should not
14. They'd, They would
15. Where's, Where is
16. Bell's, Bell is
I think it is D. I think that it once had a religious meaning , but even though times had changed and God was no longer part of the church. —- it remained the same
Answer:
He incorporates a feeling, love, into his speech for the purposes of pathos, which is a way to make the audience persuaded with emotions.
Feminism
Similarities and Difference of Men and Women
How men treat women
