King’s claim is that segregation must end.
King uses grounds and warrant to strengthen his claim.
King provides opponents’ counterclaims.
King rebuts counterclaims with strong language and facts.
King provides a conclusion.
Can you choose multiple ones?
If you can, I would select A and C.
A makes it seem like the author acknowledges that they're writing to a human being.
C makes it more formal, as the statement, "You wouldn't believe the craziness that happened in my house" isn't very appropriate for a letter from an employee to his boss.
Answer: Creates a tense tone.
Explanation:
he is talking about his “evil fate” and “craving” in anger.
A Human. I think that because it can persuade you more than other words.
Answer: oh give me the flashing brine and we shoot through the sparkling foam.
Explanation: answer for plato
