Shakespeare is different from other playwrights for so many reasons. First of all, the level of his language and structure is far superior to other writers; his use of iambic pentameter-varied with other meters to show class or character-is usually textbook. Also, he wrote for the people. He used common themes and didn't make the audience rely on previous knowledge of history or events or people, which made his plays reach a wider audience and it's why they still are widely read and performed today.
As for this problem concerning about a transition between sentences and paragraphs, the most probable and most likely to be the answer out of the options presented would be the third one which is a bridge.
A transition serves as a bridge between sentences and paragraphs. Though they create a divide between them, these transitions do not necessarily indicate that the divide is to cause to present that the two aren't connected to each other. A summary and introduction wouldn't do since a transition functions more and effectively between sentences and paragraphs.
St. Thomas Aquinas is very famous for his theological studies. In them, he analyzed the connection between faith and reason and provided logical and philosophical evidence of God's existence. He explains that nothing odd is there in having faith, and that it is justified, as it is all true. He does distinguish both, but also says that they work together to explain how the world works.
Answer:
C. Your speech is the star of your presentation; design your slideshow to support your speech.
Explanation:
This is because, if your slideshow is the star, no-one's attention is held, since they can read the slideshow. However, when you are doing a presentation, you want to hold everyone's attention.
