The language of the Gettysburg Address differ from the language in the secondary source about this speech in a way that:
B. Lincoln's speech contained informational language, while the secondary source used persuasion.
Answer:
A
Explanation:
Option A is a good conclusion for the editorial because it is hopeful and ends on a positive note. Option B would be completely counterproductive as it is a counterargument to the main point of the passage.
Option C is not correct because rhetorical questions are not accepted in editorials or other forms of formal writing. Option D does not work because it contains a basic and crudely drafted opinion along with a grammatical error.
It you cross your fingers they ARE STAYING that way
Answer:
That's nice how about my Poem.
Explanation:
No Need to be a shadow i see you
No need to be muted i can hear you
No need to cut your not paper
No need to Hang your not a coat
No need to Fall apart because of a guy you'll soon find better
No need to play with your life You are not a toy
No need to not feel loved I love you
No need to feel Numb I'm here
No need to pop pills Your loved
No need to Commit suic.ide There is to much to life
I think all I'm saying is Life is Way more then school, job, rest and repeat There's adventures Happy moments and Horrifying times But we all soon get over these things Your in this world in a life For a reason Life it with a purpose ....Kaz
