Answer:
A) It give specific, concrete examples to support the argument
Explanation:
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B is my best guess for this question
Answer:
A. a sentence
Explanation:
A premises, by definition, is an assertion or assumption of some type that could either <em>be</em> an argument, a statement, or a proposition, or be an assertion <em>in support</em> of an argument, a statement, or a proposition. A sentence, however, is just a grouping of words that could about any topic and be either declarative, imperative, interrogative, or exclamatory.
Answer: C. <span>Mike wanted to go to the pool, but Jess wanted to go to the mall.
Explanation: A complex sentence is composed of and independent clause and a dependent clause. They are usually adjoined by conjunctions such as, but, and, or, etc. We can see in Choice C that there is a contrast with the word "but" between Jess and Mike. Because of this we can assume that this is the correct answer.
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