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1) He told to the teacher good morning.
2) He told is he looking smart.
3) We told what a nice place it is.
4) He promised that he will do it tomorrow.
Answer: The answer to this question is d), " to help the reader understand the central idea." Supporting details are used and extracted from the text to support the central idea or main point, especially if writing an essay. Hence, supporting.
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Mathew is a companionable husband in the sense that he assisted his pregnant wife in her search for the antique cradle, despite the fact that neither of them knew where to look. He agreed despite the fact that it was a foolish demand. He gladly agreed to his wife's request because he wished to be a good husband and father. It didn't matter to him if he didn't know where to begin; what was important was finding the cradle. He's the type of husband on whom his wife can rely.
