I think it’s either forms or drawings
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please try to put your language in English cause we don't understand all this language thank you
The answer is C.) " I saw a fine pickerel wriggling in the sun. 'Uncle!' I cried, looking back in uncontrollable excitement, 'I've got a fish!' 'Not yet,' said my uncle."
The detail best shapes the theme that one should only discuss the outcome of a task when it is complete is this passage because as he looks back in the water his hook is empty and he lost his prize: the fish. So the lesson he learns is you should not boast of anything until the task is complete as the proverb universal "Never brag of your fish before you catch him.".
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<em>The subject was dropped, but it was clear that it would be brought up again.
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Explanation:
The options you were given are the following:
- The subject was dropped, but it was clear that it would be brought up again.
- Even though the subject was dropped for a few days, it was evident that their curiosity and interest were not entirely stopped.
- The subject was dropped for many, many days. Clearly their interest and curiosity were bound to angrily rise again.
- They dropped the subject for a while, but everyone knew that it would inevitably come up again.
The most precise and concise way to rewrite the given sentence is the first one: <em>The subject was dropped, but it was clear that it would be brought up again.
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A concise sentence is a sentence written in a direct, clear manner, using the fewest words possible. The longer the sentence is, the harder it is to understand it. This is why we should try to keep our sentences as short and direct as possible.
