Chronological means in order.
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the concluding statement is just a simple one sentence ending. for this, for example, I would put "In conclusion, *state your claim/topic sentence*, because of *state evidence(usually the 3 main points, one word phrases*."
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hope this helps! if you need more help just ask. and don't stress too much about it! it's only one sentence:)
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Here are examples of iambic pentameter in use: From “Holy Sonnet XIV” by John Donne: “As yet but knock, breathe, shine and seek to mend. Every other word in these two lines of poetry are stressed.
Answer: "I love my students, if you can decode this have a good day!"
C. rant
He went into a long rant about the outcome of the election after it was mentioned on the news.
assert and fastidious are not nouns, which is what the sentence is asking for "a thing", so they are not the correct answers. As well they only mention one person in the sentence and quibble is an argument, which needs more than one person. Therefore it is not likely to be the correct answer. A rant is a long tirade by one person, it fits the best within the sentence.
