I’ve read and annotated “Letter from Birmingham Jail”. What are your questions?
The passages above is an example of a cause and effect sentence. On the given scenario, for instance, whenever the game is fast-paced, (the cause) the team wins (effect). Also, when the opponent can slow down (cause) the team struggles (effect).
Answer:
Hi!
Explanation: I would say they were friendly despite a slight conflict or whatever you think it is, it all worked out great! There is also pleased IF you feel that's the answer :)
This is unusual because one is more likely to be not a witch than be one as no one knows what makes a witch for certain.
Explanation:
In Act 3 of the play Martha Corey must tell the court and convince them that the allegation against her for being a witch is false.
She does this by giving her logic the way she can but is asked this bizarre question “How do you know, then, that you are not a witch?”.
The fault in the question is that by probability one cannot know someone to be a witch by guess because witches do not exist or as they believed in their time were rare.
So, for a woman to be declared one, the court would need definite proof for it to be true.
