Phil: N/noun
Carefully: adv/ adverb
Drew: v/ verb
Picture: n/ direct object/ noun
Of/: preposition
Horse: n/ predicate nominative/ noun
Main points and subpoints should be written in full sentences in preparation outlines for extemporaneous speeches because full sentences demonstrate that the presenter has carefully considered every argument that will be made.
An outline for a speech is far more detailed and contains full sentences and ideas. Making sure there are enough themes, the speech is balanced, and all the points tie to the opening and conclusion will help you while you are getting ready to give your speech.
Due to the significance of primary ideas, speakers should ensure that each one receives adequate emphasis. The topic of each main point and subpoint is made explicit in full phrases.
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Hamlet advices Gertrude to avoid Claudius' bed. He advices her not to let her husband seduce her.
the answer is not c. I don't know what the answer is but it isn't c
