<span>prove his point by spelling out the options available with an education.
In his parallelism, he is showing that you'll realize your potential or interests in school while doing a project or writing an essay. The last part of the parallelism speaks about classes, so we know that his emphasis is on education. This eliminates the first and last options. He isn't necessarily choosing the best classes here, just using English and science as an example. This leaves the third option as the correct choice.
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<span>Brendan:</span> Hey, Riley
Riley: Hey, Brendan. I need to talk to you.
Brendan: OK. What’s going on?
Riley: I asked you if I could get the $30
that you owe me and you said that you didn’t have it. But I saw you in the
store last week buying expensive clothes.
Brendan: Well last week was my cousin’s
birthday and I needed something to wear. My mom gave me money to get something.
I asked for $30 and she wasn’t able to give it to me this week because she
needed to pay the bills and groceries but she told me she’ll give it to me
soon. That’s why I didn’t have when you asked. I’m still trying to get it
though.
Riley: I understand, Brendan. I just needed
it so that I can go to the mall, but I can always get it from my mom. You can
give it to me whenever you can, it’s no rush. Thanks for letting me know.
Brendan: Thanks for understanding Riley.
Answer:
Explanation:
The question is not full as it is missing the options. Possible options to this question could be theses
- Personal
- Polite
- Grammatical
- Relaxed
or these
- Needy
- Indifferent
- Structural
- Respectful
The answers based on these options are <u>polite and respectful.</u>
When writing a cover letter, we don't know who the audience is and we are usually applying for a position or a job we want to have. I
<u>n this case, we should always be formal, polite and respectful, not using personal tone, slang or casual attitude.</u>
<u>While grammar and structure of the cover letter are of great importance as well, they are not considered the tone of the letter and can't be answered in this question.</u>
