Answer:
One claim that Ivan Jakovlevitch is often blamed for things that are not his fault is his thought of getting rid of his nose instead of putting it back where it belongs and returning to Kovaloff.
Explanation:
"The Nose" by Nikolai Gogol It tells the story of how a man named Kovalyov woke up one day without a nose, but not only that, his nose came alive and started walking around the city as if he were an important person. Kovalyov is a very stuck-up aristocrat who prides himself on his social standing, looks and power. However, reaching without the nose comes as a big shock to him.
This nose ends up at the home of Ivan Yakovlevich, a barber, who quickly identifies that the nose belongs to Kovalyov. He keeps thinking about what he should do with it and thinks about getting rid of the nose, instead of returning it to Kovalyov, because he's afraid that Kovalyov will blame him for the runaway nose, even if he's not at all to blame. This shows how Ivan is constantly blamed for things he is not at fault.
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Answer:
“Especially today, I hope you feel how much I love you and how grateful I am to have you in my life.”
Explanation:
You would say: The continuous denunciations to the student can eventually lead to suicide. The sentence is good enough and I only added the word can to your sentence.
Another sentence:
The continuous denunciations to the creature can eventually lead to death.
