Answer and Explanation:
It really depends on what type of source you're using. Most book sources are at least somewhat credible but who uses books these days?! With online sources, usually sources ending in .gov or .edu are credible. .web I believe is usually rubbish and will be discredited by your professor (if you're in college) but not sure about middle school and high school teachers these days...
That's my main tip, it's been a long time since I took college English but the professor gave a whole lecture about credible and non-credible sources and that's like the only thing I remember. lol
Hope this helps :)
Answer:
She explains how both she and Mrs. van Daan are loving and protective of Peter.
Explanation:
i took the test on edge2020
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Answer:
Try and find the weakest points of the argument that you are going against and talk about those weak spots in the opposing claim.