I believe your answer would be D: “It emphasizes the struggles the speaker has experienced in life.”
A. Modeling
or being a good role model
"focused on helping his neighbors" is a participle phrase
What is a participle phase ?
- A participle phrase will start with either the present or past participle.
- If the participle is present, the sentence will always end in "ing". Similarly, a regular past participle will always end in "ed".
- Because all <u>phrases require at least two words, </u>a participle phrase will frequently <u>include objects and/or modifiers</u> that complete the thought.
- Participle phrases are always used as <u>adjectives, adding detail to the sentence.</u>
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Answer:
It is frequently asserted by those associated with anti-psychiatry that "mental illness" is nothing more than a metaphor, a figure of speech, used to describe socially deviant persons
Explanation:
no biological tests for mental illness, it is alleged that mental illness is a merely a myth whose only purpose is to justify psychiatric coercion. First espoused by the psychiatrist Thomas Szasz in his classic 1961 book The Myth of Mental Illness and 1960 paper of the same title, this is an argument I am well familiar with and supported for quite a few years.
