Answer: i think it is a
Explanation: if it is wrong sorry
No just use a lot of bad grammar and misspell such as “I no I grew up -“ blah blah.
The claim of the author refers to the main argument or position of the author about the situation/issue described.
<h3>What is a claim?</h3>
In argumentative texts, the claim is the position of the author about the issue that is described. For example, one claim about climate change is:
- Climate change can be reduced if the government regulates factories.
<h3>How to identify a claim?</h3>
These are simple steps you can follow to identify the claim:
- Read the text and understand it completely.
- Identify what the text is about.
- Identify what the author thinks about the main topic or issue.
Note: This question is incomplete because the text it refers to is not given.
Learn more about claims in: brainly.com/question/22898077
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3) De las siguientes oraciones, separe el Aapdaan y el factor causal: a) Ramesh vino de la aldea ayer. ---------------------------------- b) Cruzamos el río en bote. ----------------------------------- c) Bájese del techo. -------------------------------------- d) El niño le tiene miedo al maestro. ----------------------------------------
