I don’t understand fully what you’re saying but I will attempt to help.
Question Summary: How to answer a question that asks, What happened in the story that leads you to believe this.
My response:
In the story “Story Name Here” the character (performs what action)
What was your thoughts on the action.
And how did the action effect your reasoning.
Answer:
A no. is the answer of your question
Answer:
If I need to remember something, I usually try to associate it with something else I know so when I try to find the answer to that kind of question, I immediately think of it.
Explanation:
Answer:
Eli used the hypothetical example.
Explanation:
A <em>hypothetical example</em> is one which doesn't exist, however we imagine as though it were to exist.
- All things considered from the above question, the most ideal approach to give you the most precise comprehension is through utilizing a <em>hypothetical example</em>, so you can perceive what it resembles - and how this can animate personalities just as teach others in different manners.
- For instance, if I somehow managed to ask you, "What might occur if Russia proclaimed war on Germany tomorrow?" - this would be a speculative situation. Russia, at any rate from my own comprehension, isn't going to go out and proclaim war against Germany tomorrow - for what reason would they?
