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Lincoln uses diction to emphasize his point in writing the speech. Some diction he uses is Noble, Endure, Detract, and Perish. Lincoln uses Nobly and Endure ...
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Explanation:
Fact: Sure a dog might be clever enough to fetch his leash when he wants to go out.
Fact: A dog can’t sit down with a No. 2 pencil and take a multiple choice exam.
Fact: Even if you could find a test that was perfectly fair to all animals, in a way it’s silly to ask whether one kind of animal is smarter than another.
Fact: All animals have the ability to learn things that are important to them.
Opinion: Look at it this way: if dogs were any smarter, they probably wouldn’t choose to hang around with us.
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Answer:
The three sentences with ambiguous or incorrect use of adverbs include:
We ended the game quickly running home.
Our food is running out now we have to go to the store.
Always, the winners are Kurt and Gerald.
Explanation:
This is because, it is ambiguous sentences due to lack of understanding of what the sentences is trying to pass across. Or incorrect sentences due to its incorrect placement and agreement of the adverb with other parts of the sentences.
Barnes, Mayor, and September should be capitalized because they are proper nouns.
Grandmother should not be capitalized in this sentence because of the "your" before it.
