1. has lived
2. will wait
3. is visiting
4. listening to
5. had paused
6. has drawn
7. been coaching
8. remembered to
9. been planning
10. do not play
A synonym is a word or phrase that means exactly or nearly the same as another word.
So what’s it’s saying is to write an Essay talking about how you might have read a story where this quotation has or hasn’t proved right. For example, I could say in the literature piece, “to kill a mocking bird”, the validity of many characters is shown when they face a highly controversial issue, racism, and how they act differently when they are out on the spot. So this would be an examples supporting that the quotation given to you IS true. And then you would just back it with pathos, logos, repetition , etc.
C the evidence because that is the most part of an argument which is true and which is facts, nothing about it is false because it is proven and taken out of real life. The evidence backs up the reasons and claim it backs up everything of the whole argument it is what makes the reader want to join the authors side of the argument.
The question is incomplete. Here is the complete question.
Read the paragraph.
Jamile is recording secretary of our school's student council. His primary job is to take notes at each meeting and present a brief summary at the next one. BUt Jamile's summaries include almost every comment from every council member. Dina has told him the only problem with his presentations is that they _________________
Which phrase would add VERBAL IRONY to the paragraph?
run longer than the meetings.
take too much time to read
include minor details
aren't sufficiently brief.
Answer: Run longer than the meetings.
Explanation: <u>Verbal</u> <u>Irony</u> occurs when a speaker or writer speaks a statement with the intention of contradicting its literal meaning. In other words, it happens when the character speaks contraditory of what he initially intended to say. It is common in everyday speeches, plays, novels, poetry and is usually used as sarcasm. When properly used, authors can transmit their thoughts in a less bitter and more effective way.
Therefore for the phrase, the sentence that best support the meaning of Verbal Irony is: "run longer than the meetings", which also indicates the sarcasm of the situation, minimizing the bitterness of the comment.
