Answer:For one thing, I now know that I am
serving my family fresh produce without any pesticides or
chemicals.
Explanation:
Orwell used evidence to support the underlined claim in that D. He gives an example of two phrases that lost popularity with writers.
In the excerpt, the author made the claim that some aspects of language can be eliminated by the conscious efforts of some people.
To support his claim, he cited an example of how the phrases; "explore every avenue" and "leave no stone unturned" were killed by the jeers of some writers.
So, this proved that through the actions of a minority, some aspects of language can be eliminated.
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I agree with this statement because with
media involved in his speech it would
have less fact because media doesn't
always have reliable information.
Answer:
The illustration is basically explaining that when there are barriers in a conversation, no information is received from either of the people.
That's my interpretation at least.
