Answer:
D) Most people figured that Columbus discovered America, made friends with the Indians, and then told everyone else about this land.
Explanation:
Revision of any text or passage is need for a number of reasons, ranging from a simple grammar mistake to making the paper more precise, focused, structured, etc. The revision also allows for improved analytical skills, challenging one's own ideas, more strengthened argument, etc.
Among the given sentences, the one that needs to be revised is sentence D. Looking at the words used in this particular sentence, it is evident that the words are too informal, be it using<em> "most people figured", "made friends", or "told everyone else"</em>. They make the sentence too simple, too friendly, something one does with a close friend or relative. If these words are revised with words like 'most people believed', 'formed close relationship/ befriended', or 'revealed to everyone', then that makes the sentence seem more formal.
Thus, the correct answer is option D.
Answer:Pear is a food
and pair is two people or two things like a pair of shoes
or am going to pair you two up
then pear is a food for example am about to eat this pear.
Explanation:
Answer:
Synonym.
Explanation:
Synonym is a word that has the same meaning as another. By including terrible after dreadful, the context has provided a synonym.
I think I would choose D but I’m not really sure
Answer:
A) They are both written with a formal tone
C) They are both written to get the other side to see where you are coming from with your ideas.
Explanation:
An argumentative essay is written in order to bring new information that would convince an audience about something, while literary analysis on the other hand is the comparison of style, language, diction, etc of an article to show the context of the article.
Therefore, the two ways a literary analysis and argumentative essay are similar are they are both written in a formal tone and they are both written to get the other side to see where you are coming from with your ideas.
