Answer:
1 linguistic shifts, spelling variances, and dialect changes- pronunciation and spelling changes
2. more direct and simplified sentences- punctuation changes
3. borrowed and coined words- vocabulary changes
4. amelioration and pejoration- meaning changes
Explanation:
The above changes reflect the various ways that words and sentences are formed in the English language to communicate a clearer meaning.
- Pronunciation and spelling changes will affect the ways words are pronounced amidst different dialects and will also account for differences in spelling.
- When words are properly punctuated, sentences become clearer and more simplified.
- Vocabulary is the compilation of words used in a given language. Some are borrowed from other languages, while others are coined to give their meanings.
- Amelioration and pejoration refer to the changes in the meaning of words. Amelioration occurs when a word with a negative meaning becomes elevated to assume a positive meaning. Pejoration occurs when a word with a positive meaning assumes a negative meaning.
Thomas M. McDonald opposed building an interstate highway system because he did not agree that long distance highways were necessary for military defense.
From this excerpt, we can easily understand that he is against having long distance highways. He did not believe that it was best for national defense.
Instead he proposed that there should be connected road networks to military installations. He also said that highway departments have to be strengthened.
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Answer:
A
Explanation:
In the last sentence he states 'it's simply none of their business.' This shows his disregard towards people who call him paranoid.
A and B are not run-on sentences because A doesn't even have a comma in it. And B has a semicolon. Something that would prevent a run-on sentence.
It comes down to C or D. D has a nonrestrictive clause.
My finally answer comes to C.
