<span>What rules and ways of living are important to the people who are living in the new nation. Name three of these ways of living (or values) and explain why you chose them using proof from three different selections of literature from your section. Example, "Golfing is an important value because everyone in the new nation does it every Sunday." or "Church is an important value because everyone is Christian." or "Science is an important value because everyone enjoy research, theories, and finding proof in these theories." </span>
<span>The correct answer is forget about competing this year. What makes a sentence parallel is using the same gramatical structures in numerous consecutive clauses. If you put forget about competing this year you do just that because it's the same form as "either you master a new drum lick each day or".</span>
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Answer:
She cannot imagine a way for a woman to survive on her own.
Explanation:
Pygmalion is the play written by George Bernard Shaw. The play is a rendition of Greek myth.
In the play, Mrs. Higgins is a lady living in a Victorian Era. During the Victorian Era, there were many rules of dos and don'ts for each class. The upper-class women of the society were offered only a few career options as compared to today. Upper-class society women had one career option, that is marriage.
So, for Mrs. Higgins in the play, it was a matter of concern when Higgins and Pickering were performing a little experiment on Eliza, a flower girl. <u>Mrs. Higgins said that though Eliza may learn the manners and etiquettes of duchess she can no longer go back on becoming a flower girl. She needs to have someone (through marriage) to look after her financially. She disapproved of woman earning to survive on her own.</u>
<em>"The manners and habits that disqualify a fine lady from earning her own living without giving her a fine lady's income!..." </em>(Reference from Pygmalion).
So, the correct answer is the third option.
It emphasizes the meaning of it.
Either that or bad grammar
