Seems like "(as one turning from serious things to little
pleasantries) Well ladies, have you decided
whether she was going to quilt it or knot it?"
The answer is: He is greedy and self-centered.
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Answer:3: If you go to the party I will come with you.
4: She will not be very happy if she did not get that new job.
5: If you come with us you will have a great time.
6: I will not wait for you if you are late.
7: That glass will break if you drop it.
8: We will help you if we find the time.
9: I will tell Claire the news if I see her.
10: We will sleep in the tent if it doesn’t rain
Explanation:
I was playing tennis the whole evening.
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Tense:-</h3>
Past Continuous Tense.
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Diction refers to word choice while syntax refers to sentence structure. Both of these can help to set the tone of a text.
- The passage in question was not provided. However, to help you choose correctly, you need to know that diction pertains to the specific words that the author uses in conveying his thoughts.
- Syntax is the structure of the text. Both of these can communicate the tone or purpose for which the sentence is written.
- So, read the closing paragraph carefully and identify how these two factors indicate Churchill's purpose.
Learn more about syntax here:
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