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THE ANSWER IS NO!!!!!!!! I KNOW IT! ITS NO!
Answer:
C. Appeals to reason
Explanation:
There are three ways a speaker can appeal to an audience:
- Appeal to logic (logos) - use of evidence and facts to support our claims.
- Emotional appeal (pathos) - use of words to elicit emotions in the audience.
- Ethical appeal (ethos) - appeal to the values of the audience.
Martin Luther King appeals to reason/logic by using scientific data (<em>Through our </em><em>scientific</em><em> genius.</em>..). The given statement doesn't disprove an opposing claim, repeat important words, or quote a historical figure as these are King's own words.
Try doing something with the the third one .
Question:
Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verb to be (am, is, are).
Answer:
a) is.
b) are.
c) am.
d) is.
e) are.
f) is.
g) is.
h) are.
Explanation:
A verb is one of the parts of speech in English language. Verbs can be defined as any word that describes an action, occurrence, or state of existence. Some examples of verb are dance, sing, walk, play, run, sit, etc.
A present continuous tense is simply used to describe an action that is being performed at the moment (on-going) or an unfinished action.
Completing the sentences with the correct form of verb, we have;
a) She is studying maths.
b) They are having breakfast.
c) I am drinking lemonade.
d) It is raining at the moment.
e) You are sitting in my chair
f) He is listening to music.
g) My sister is doing her homework.
h) Her children are making dinner.